[41]. Pericrocotus peregrinus: The Small Minivet. (F. 500), (J. 276), (-I, tail 3 inches long.)
Cock: Head and shoulders slaty grey, lower back deep scarlet, wings black with red bar, tail black with red at tip, chin and throat blackish, breast scarlet; lower plumage orange-yellow.
Hen: Upper parts grey, lower parts creamy white, wing brown with yellow or orange wing-bar, tail black with red tip.
Not found in the N.W. F. P.
The Cuckoo-Shrikes, 42 and 43
[42]. Campophaga sykesi: The Black-headed Cuckoo-Shrike. (F. 508), (J. 268), (-II.)
Cock: Head, throat, and breast black; rest of plumage grey shading into white on the abdomen; tail black with broad white tip.
Hen: Upper parts grey, lower parts whitish with narrow black cross bars, tail as in cock. This species goes about in small flocks, is strictly arboreal, and has many of the habits of the minivets.
Not found in Punjab or N.W. F. P.
[43]. Graucalus macii: The Large Cuckoo-Shrike. (F. 510), (J. 270), (+III.)