A single species only of this form has yet been discovered.
| 262. Sericulus chrysocephalus | Vol. IV. Pl. 12. |
- Sericulus magnirostris, Gould in Proc. of Zool. Soc., Part V. p. 145; and in Syn. Birds of Australia, Part IV. Young.
The brushes of the south-eastern part of Australia is the only locality in which this bird has yet been found.
Family ——?
Subfamily ORIOLINÆ, G. R. Gray.
Genus Oriolus, Linn.
Typical Orioles are widely distributed over Europe, Africa, Asia, the Indian Islands and Australia, but none have yet been discovered in Polynesia or America.
Three species inhabit Australia, two of which are figured; the third from the northern part of the country is so nearly allied to the O. viridis, that a description alone will be sufficient.
| 263. Oriolus viridis, Gould | Vol. IV. Pl. 13. |
| 264. Oriolus affinis, Gould. |