"Among them are some which have the head, the upper side of the neck, and the back of a satiny sky blue; the underside of the neck, the belly, and undersurface of the wings, yellow, and the tail entirely red." No specimen existing. Habitat: One of the West Indian Islands. {55} ANODORHYNCHUS PURPURASCENS ROTHSCH. (PLATE 13.) _Le gros Perroquet de la Guadaloupe_ Don de Navarette, Rel. Quat. voy. Christ. p. 425 pl. II (1838). _Anadorhynchus purpurascens_ Rothsch. Bull. B.O.C. XVI, p. 13 (1905); Proc. IV Orn. Congr., p. 202 (1907). The original description of this bird says it was entirely deep violet. Native name _Oné couli_. No specimen extant. I have placed this species in the genus _Anodorhynchus_ on account of its uniform bluish colour. Habitat: Guadaloupe. {57} AMAZONA VIOLACEUS (GM.) (PLATE 17.) _Perroquet de la Guadeloupe_ Du Tertre, Hist. Nat. Antill. II, p. 250, fig. p. 246 (1667). _Perroquets_ Labat, Voy. aux iles de l'Amér., vol. II p. 214 (1742). _Psittacus violaceus_ Gmelin, Syst. Nat. I, p. 337 (1788). Labat's translated original description is as follows:--"Those of Guadaloupe are a little smaller than the _Aras_; they have the head, the neck, and the belly slate colour with a few green and black feathers, the back is entirely green, and the wings are yellow and red." Gmelin's description reads thus:--"Ps. violaceus viridi et nigro admisto varius, dorso ex fusco viridi, remigibus majoribus nigris, reliquis ex luteo, viridi, et rubro variis, tectricum macula rosea. Rostrum et orbitae incarnata." Du Tertre's description is as follows:--"He is about as big as a fowl, has the beak and eyes bordered with red. All the feathers of the head, neck and belly are of a violet colour, a little mixed with black and green, shot like the throat of a pigeon. All the upper part of the back is green, strongly washed with brown. Outer primaries black, rest yellow, green and red." No specimens in collections. Habitat: Guadaloupe. AMAZONA MARTINICANA CLARK. (PLATE 18.) _Perroquets_ Labat's Voy. aux iles de l'Amér. II p. 214 (1742). _Amazona martinicana_ Clark, Auk. XXII, p. 343 (1905). Labat's description reads thus:--"Those of Dominica have some red feathers on the wings, under the throat, and in the tail; all the rest is green (Amazona bouqueti, W.R.). Those of Martinique have the same plumage as the last mentioned, but the top of the head is slate colour with a small amount of red." No specimen now known. Habitat: Martinique. {59} CONURUS LABATI ROTHSCH. (PLATE 16.) _Perriques_ Labat, Voy. aux iles de l'Amér. II p. 218 (1742). _Conurus labati_ Rothsch. Bull. B.O.C. XVI, p. 13 (1905); Proc. IV Orn. Congr., p. 202 (1907).