Description of a New Species of the Genus Tityra, from Ecuador

t$SS.] ALt.•NOn a iVew Tilyra.287 A.m. sennetti.•uv. in .firs! ]Slumaffe:--Prevailing color above graybrown, streaked with black, broadly so on the interscapulum.Belo•v pale fulvous white• strongest on sides of neck,jugulum, and flanks, where also sparsely streaked with black.(One specimen, No. 4956, Coll.G. 13.Sennell--Corpus Christi.Texas, Jnne I4, •887.)The name iOe•zinszdce •wts given to Scott's Seaside Sparro•v I)et}•re the Louisiana material came to hand.The name is thus not happily chosen, as the form is doubtless locMly common along not only the Gulf coast of Florida, but wcstw:u'd at least to •Vestern Louisiana.