BELTED, OLIVE, &c. WARBLER. ^03 



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bars: from the bill, above each eye, pafTes a white line: the under 

 fide of the neck, breaft, and belly, are white ; the two firft 

 marked longitudinally with brown ftreaks : between the breaft and 

 belly is a tranfverfe belt of yellow : tail dufky, a little forked ; the 

 two outmoft feathers on each fide white at their ends and inner 

 fides : coverts of the tail yellow. Female is brown on the upper 

 fide : the coverts of the tail are not yellow. 



Inhabits Canada. Place. 



Le figuier de la Caroline, PL Enl. ^^, ti' i.—De Bujhu, v. 286. .^ Olive 



VST' With the head, upper part of the body, and coverts of the 

 wings, of an olive-green : primaries and tail brown -, the 

 firft bordered with green, the laft with yellow : under fide of the 

 body of a pale yellow. 



Inhabits Carolina, Place. 



Le Fauvette tachetee de lahowl&ine, De Buffon, v. 161. — PL Enl. j^z,— 308. New-York. 

 Latham, ii. 436. 



"VJ^ With a black bill, flightly bent at the end : over each eye a 

 white line : crown, and all the upper plumage, cinereous and 

 deep brown : lower part of the neck and body yellowifh, ftreaked 

 with black : legs reddifti brown. Length near fix inches. 



Inhabits Louijiana, and the hedges about New Tork, Not gre- Place. 



3 G Fauvette 



