. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. B.O.C. Bulletin 71 86 *Halcyon chloris Boddaert. Kingfisher Mangrove. Seul les oiseaux ont été vus aux dates suivantes, 8 mai, 6 juin et 20 septembre 1962, et le 26 septembre, 1963. *Lanius cristatus Linné. Pie-grièche brune. L'un vu le 7 avril, 1962. Références : Andrews C. W., 1900. Une monographie de l'île Christmas. British Museum. Gibson-Hill, C. A. 1947. Notes sur les oiseaux de l'île Christmas. Bulletin du Musée Raffles, no 18 : 87-165. Alexander, W. B. 1955. Les oiseaux de l'océan. Voous K., H. 1964. Notes sur une collection d'oiseaux à partir de la Ch

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. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. Bulletin B.O.C. 71 Vol. 86 *Halcyon chloris Boddaert. Mangrove Kingfisher. Single birds were seen on the following dates, 8 May, 6 June and 20 September, 1962, and on 26 September, 1963. *Lanius cristatus Linnaeus. Brown Shrike. One seen on 7 April, 1962. References : Andrews, C. W. 1900. A Monograph of Christmas Island. British Museum. Gibson-Hill, C. A. 1947. Notes on the Birds of Christmas Island. Bulletin of the Raffles Museum, No. 18: 87-165. Alexander, W. B. 1955. Birds of the Ocean. Voous, K. H. 1964. Notes on a Collection of Birds from Christmas Island. Nvtt Magasin ForZoologi, Vol. 12: 38-47. The eggs of the White-tailed Blue Chat, Cinclidium leucurum, and the Large Niltava, Niltava grandis by C. J. O. Harrison and S. A. Parker Received 25th October, 1965 E. C. Stuart Baker (1933) stated that the eggs of the White-tailed Blue Chat, Cinclidium leucurum, and those of the Large Niltava, Niltava grandis, were very similar and could only be told apart when compared in series. An examination of the eggs of these species in the collection of the British Museum (Natural History) received from collectors other than Baker revealed that, although the length of the eggs was similar in many cases, the eggs of C. leucurum had a breadth range of 15.8-17.7 mm. and were pale with a pink tint, while those of N. grandis had a breadth range of 17.5-18.7 mm. and were all distinctly buff in colour (Fig. 1). When the eggs of N. grandis in Baker's collection were examined it was found that about half were pale pinkish with a breadth of 16.5-17.5 mm. and the b. b.ff -. Fig. 1. Known specimens of C. leucurum (black spot) and N. grandis (open circle). Abcissa = breadth. Co-ordinate - colour.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. British Ornithologists' Clu

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