$4-^ THROSTLE, AN D REDWING. 



C, Throstle, Br. Zooh I. N" 107. 



Turdus muficus, Faun. Suec. N" 217. 



La Grive, De Buffon, iii. 280.-=?/. E»l. ^06. •^Latham, iii. 18.— LeV^ Mus.— 

 Bl, Mps. 



T^H. Above of an olive-brown : breaft white, with large dulky 

 fpots : inner coverts of the wings of a deep orange : cheeks 

 white, fpotted with brown. Weight three ounces : Length nine 

 inches. 

 Place. Inhabits Europe as far north as Sondmor *. Is found in moft 



parts o( Ruffia, where juniper grows, efpecially about the river Kama: 

 not in Sibiria, 



D. Redwing, J5>-. Zo(!/.i. N" 108. 



Turdus iliacus. Klera. Kladra. Talltraft. i!'a»». 5a«. N® 218. 

 Le Mauvis, De Buffon, iii. 309. — Latham, iii. 22. 



HTH. With a whitifh line above each eye : and the cheeks 

 bounded beneath by another : head, and upper part of body, 

 brownifh : on each fide of the neck a fpot of deep yellow : tail 

 of an uniform brown : breaft white, fpotted with brown : infide of 

 the wings deep orange. Weight two ounces and a quarter. 

 Place. Is met with as remote as Sondmor, and even in Iceland. In Sweden 



fings fweetly, perched on the fummit of a tree, among the forefts of 

 maples: builds in hedges, and lays fix blueifh green eggs, fpotted 

 with black +. Appears in England with the Fieldfare, and ha:s with 

 us only a piping note. Such numbers of thefe birds, Throftles, and 

 Fieldfares, are killed for the market in Polifi Pruffia, that excife 

 was payed in one feafon at Dantzick for thirty thoufand pairs, be- 

 fides what were fmuggled or payed duty in other places |. Found 

 with the Fieldfare in the Ruffian dominions, 



* Strom, 260. t Faun. Suec^ N" 2iS. I Klein, Migr. av, 178. 



Latham, 



