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The tongues of Prionochilus plateni and P. olivaceus were examined and redescribed. These tongues are very similar to the primitive condition found in Melanocharis. Implications of these facts are discussed. Prionochilus and several thick-billed species of Dicaeum probably retained the primitive, unspecialized tongue in the absence of a need for nectar feeding, while they are typical Dicaeum in many respects.

Tongue of Two Species of Prionochilus from the Philippines, with Notes on Feeding Habits of Flowerpeckers (Dicaeidae)