General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-79- Pyrrhulopsis splendens (Peale). (t. l., Viti Levu, shores of Peale's River.) Fijis: Calvert. Kambara: Gräffe. Kandavu: Layard; 'Challenger'; Bahr (says now most common on this island.) Mbau: Brenchley. Taveuni: Gräffe. Viti Levu: Peale; Layard; Storck; Williamson; Bahr (has become very scarce, but found in high interior) Pyrrhulopsis tabuensis taviuniensis Layard. (t. l., Taveuni) Taveuni: Layard; Bahr (still common). Pyrrhulopsis tabuensis koroensis (Layard). Koro: Layard. (t. l., Koro, Fijis.) Pyrrhulopsis tabuensis 'atrogularis' (Peale). (t. l., shores of the Feejee Islands.) Fijis: Peale. Ngau: Rayner. Vamu Levu: Layard. Under this name Peale refers to a species that lives in the mangroves along shores of the Fiji Islands. Buller says found only on Ngau, and "Nowhere else" (see Salvadori, Ibis, 1907, 319).