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STRIPED AND DUN FLY-CATCHER. 



577. Steip£d. 



Place. 



Place.' 



Striped Fly-catcher, Forjfer, Ph. Tr. Ixii. 406* 

 Mufcicapa ftriata, thefame, i^z<j.-^Latham, ii, 349.= 



-Miller' i Plates, J^o ip 



"pL. With a black crown ; white cheeks : hind part of the head 

 varied with black and white : throat of a yellowifli white, 

 ftriped with brown : breaft white, ftriped on the fides with black : 

 belly white : back of a cinereous green, marked with black : wings 

 dufl'cy, mixed with white : tail duflcy, with the three outmoft fea- 

 thers marked with a white fpot : legs yellow. 



Head of the Female of a yellowifli green, with Jhort ftreaks of 

 black : a {hort yellow line pafles fronrs the bill over each eye : throat, 

 cheeks, and breaft, of a yellowifli white, ftriped on the fides with 

 black : in other refpeds like the Male, but greener. Length 

 five inches % Extent feven. 



Arrives at Severn fettleraent, Htidjon^s Bay, in the fummer. Feeds 

 on grafs-feeds. 



A, Dun Fl. Faun, Rujf.— Latham, ii. 351. 



UL. Duflcy above j afti-colored beneath : throat and vent fpot- 

 ted with white. 

 Found about lake Baikal, and in the eaftern part of Sihiria : and 

 obferved by Steller in Kavttjcbatka. 



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