Our Northern And Eastern Birds Containing Descriptions of the Birds of the Nor

Edward a Edward Augustus Samuels

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, VI. (1812) 15. Sylvia {Dacnis) rvbricapilla, Nuttall. Man. , I. (1832) 412.
Description.
Head and neck above and on sides ash-gray, the crown with a patch of con- cealed dark brownish-orange hidden by ashy tips to the feathers; upper parts olive-green, brightest on the rump; under parts generally, with the edge of the wing deep yellow; the anal region paler; the sides tinged with olive; a broad yel- lowish-white ring round the eye; the lores yellowish; no superciliarj' stripe; the inner edges... of the tail feathers margined with dull-white. Female similar, but duller; the under parts paler; but little trace of the red of the crown.
The bill is verj^ acute; the wings long and pointed; the tail emarginate, not rounded.
In autumn, the entire upper parts are olive-green, tinged with yellowish on the rump, sometimes with brownish on the head; the patch on the crown more or less concealed; the female has the white on the middle of the belly more extended.
Length, four and sixty-five one-hundredths inches; wing, two and forty-two one-hundi'edths inches; tail, two and five one-hundredths inches.

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