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Horváth, L. ; Nagy, A.: The scientific results of Hungarian zoological expeditions to Tanganyika. 9. Birds

Fam. Prionopidae 77. Prionops pulmata poliocephala STANLEY 1 (çf) A fréquent Central and East African species. 78. Sigmodus retzii graculinus CAB. 2 (çf) Everywhere common in Equatorial East Africa. Fam. Laniidae 79. Nilaus afer minor SHARPE 2 (çf 9) Inhabiting Somalia and Ethiopia. The collected specimens originate from the southern confines of the range. 80. Lanius collaris humeralis STAN. 13 (11 çf 2 9) Ranging from the Red Sea through East to South Africa. A common species also in the research area. 81. Lanius c. collurio L. 1 ( 9) A common European migrant in East Africa. 82. Laniariusfunebris HARTL. 1(9) Inhabiting the greater part of East Africa. Not frequent. 83. Laniarius aethiopicus ambiguus MAD. 10 (7 çf 2 9 1 unsex) The subspecies was described from the Kilimandjaro by the Hungarian ornithologist GY. MADARÁSZ, in 1904. The original specimens had been collected by the wellknown Hungarian hunter and collector, K. KITTENBERGER. The form has a very circumscribed range, covering only NE Tanganyika and a small section of the neighbouring Kenya. Not rare in its area. 84. Dryoscopus cubla hamatus HARTL. 19(13 çf 5 9 1 unsex) A widely ranging species, of a southern distribution as regards East Africa; everywhere frequent. 85. Tchagra australis minor REICHW. 14 (9 çf 5 9) Inhabiting the eastern sections of East Africa; common. Fam. Paridae 86. Parus albiventris SHELLEY 1(9) Everywhere frequent in Central and East Africa. 87. Parus fringillinus FISCH. & REICHW, 16(11 çf 3 9 2 unsex) A peculiar bird, without known subspecies. It was described from Arusha, near the Mt. Meru, in 1884. It lives only in a relatively confined area, the Masai steppe, but it is common there. Fam. Oriolidae 88. Oriolus auratus notatus PETERS 2 (çf) Inhabiting Central and East Africa; frequent. 89. Oriolus larvatus rolleti SAL VAD. 7 (3 çf 4 9 ) Very widely ranging and most common. Occurring in the entire East Africa. Fam. Corvidae 90. Corvus albus MÜLLER 1 (unsex) Except for the forests and the deserts, inhabiting the entire continent. Despite its great range, a very local, infrequent bird. Fam. Sturnidae 91. Ginnyriculus leucogaster verreauxi Boc. 8 (2 çf 5 9 1 unsex) Inhabiting the southern and eastern parts of East Africa, and also the southern sections of Central Africa. Not rare. 92. Lamprocolius c. chalibaeus HEMPR. & EHRENB. 2 (unsex) Inhabiting the nothern part of East Africa. Common. 93. Gosmopsarus unicolor SHELLEY 4 (2 9 2 unsex)