CANADA SPOTTED, AND HAIRY WOODPECKER* 273 



white, tinged witli yellow. Length nine inches. Extent fixteen. 

 Weight two ounces three quarters. Female wants the crimfon 

 marks. 



Sent to Mrs. Blackburn ^vom Ne'vi} Tork. Inhabits Europe, as high Plaee., 



as Lapmark. Extends "to the moft eaftern part of Sibiria. 



L'Epeiche de Canada, De Buffon, vii. 69. — Pt. Enl. 347. — B'rijfon, iv. 45. 163. Canada 



SPOTTED, 



'\\r With white forehead, throat, breaft, and belly : crown, black; 

 beneath is a band of white, encircling the head ; from each 

 eye another of black, uniting behind, and running down the hind 

 part of the neck ; each fide of this bounded by white ; that again 

 bounded by black, commencing at the bafe of the bill, and uniting 

 with the fcapulars : the back black ; fcapulars of the fame color, 

 mixed with a few white feathers : wings fpotted with black and 

 •white: middle feathers of the tail black; the outmoft black and' 

 white. Size of the laft. 



Inhabits Canada. p, . „„ 



Hairy Woodpecker, Catejhy, i. 19. — Latham, i. 572; jg^^ Hairy 



Picus Villofus, Lin. Syji. 175. 

 Le Pic varie de la Virginia, BriJJhn, iv, 48, 



L'Epeiche ou Pic- Chevelu de Virginie, De Buffpn, vii. 75. — Lev* Mxr«»— 3x. 

 Mus. 



"S^ With the crown black: the hind part of the head marked- 

 with a crimfon fpot; the cheeks with two lines of white and 

 two of black: whole under fide of the body white : back black, di- 

 vided in the middle lengthways with a line of white unconnedled 

 feathers, refembling hairs : the wings black, fpotted in rows with ; 



* PhiUTranf, Ixii. 388. 



N • n . white ; : 



