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head like thofe of the jay. Its note is like that of 

 the Keftril, a quick repeated fqueak. Its eggs are 

 white, and have fo thin a fheli that the yolk may 

 be feen through it. This bird builds in the hollows 

 of trees, making its nell of dry grafs, in whi^h we 

 have counted nine young. 



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