thrush fungus (thrush fung"gus)

The fun Hartlaubius madagascar i ens is, confined to Madagascar. gus Saccharomyces albicans, which produces the Latham, 1783.- Malabar thrush, Poliopsar (usually Pas- disease in man known as thrush. tor or Temenuchus ) mala baric us, a starling of the Indian peninsula. Migratory thrush, the American robin. See robin1, 2 (with cut). - New York thrush. See water thrush, and cut under Seiurus. - Norman thrush, the mistle thrush (which see, with cut). Olive-backed thrush. Same as olive back. - Orange-bellied thrush, Spreo pul cher, one of the glo y starlings, near one figured in the second cut under starling1 (which see). Orange breasted thrush, an Australian thickhead, Pachycepha la rufiventris. Lewin. - Pacific thrush, Lalage pacific a, of the Friendly, Fiji, and Navigators Islands. - Pigeon thrush. Same as songster-thrush. - Punctated thrush, Cinclosoma punctatum, of Australia. Latham, 1801.-Red tailed thrush, Co ypha caffra, also called Caffrarian war bler, of southern Africa. Red-winged thrush. See redwing, 1, and cut above. - Restle thrush. See Seisura.-Rock thrush. See rock- thrush. - Rose-colored thrush. Same as rose - starling (which see, under star ling1 ). Rufous-winged thrush, Cercotrichas podobe, of Africa. Latham, 1783. - Ru et-backed thrush, Turdus ustulatus of Nuttall, a variety of the olive-backed thrush, or scarcely specifically different, of Oregon.-Shining thrush, Lam pro col i us splendid us, a West African glo y starling.-Short-winged thrush, Sphenura brachyptera, of Australia. Latham, 1801. See cut under Sphenura. Shrike-thrush. See shrike2, 2. - Songster-thrush, Ca lorn is pan a yens is, a sturnoid bird of the Philippines. Song thrush, the throstle or mavis. See song-thrush, and cut above. - Sordid thrush, Artamus sordid us, a swallow-shrike of Australia. Latham, 1801.-Spectacle thrush, Garrulax or Dry on as tes per spic ill at us, of southern China and Siam. Latham, 1783. - Swains on's thrush, the olive back, usually called Turdus swains on i. - Tawny thrush. See tawny. - Thick-billed thrush. See Tur nagra. Varied thrush, the Oregon robin, Hesperocichla nævia. This is of about the same size and somewhat the system of coloration of the common American robin, but Varied Thrush ( Hesperocichla nævia)