420 SCOTCH, long-billed; &c. WARBLER. 



fpotted with' black : rump tawny : tail brown ; circular when 

 fpread. 

 Place. Inhabits Sweden. Is frequent in Ruffia and Sibiriat in willow 



thickets near rivers, even to the ArSlk circle. 



N. Scotch, Br. Zool. i. N° 152-. 



M. Acredula, Faun. Suec. N" 26}.~tat&am, ii. 513. 



"y^ With front and under fide of the body of a fine pale yellow : 

 back and wings green, dalhed with afli-color: tail forked 

 and brown. Size of a Wren. 

 Place. Inhabits Sweden, about Upfal. Found alfo in Rujia and Sibiria.. 



O. LONG-BILLEB. 



"S^ With a very long (lender bill : forehead, cheeks, and chin, 

 pale ruft-color : upper part of body and tail brown, tinged 

 with olive : under part of the body of the fame color, but lighter : 

 middle of the belly white. Leffer than a Hedge Sparrow. 

 Pi.ACB. Inhabits Kamtfchatka„^ 



** WITH PARTICOLORED TAIL S . 



P, Wheat-ear, Br. Zool i. N" 157. 



M. Oenanthe. Stenfquetta, Faun. Suec. N° 254. — Latham, ii. 465. 



Le Motteux, ou Cul blanc, De Buffon, v. 237. — PI. Enl. 554. — Lev. Mus. 



T^/" With head and back grey, tinged with red : from the bill to 

 the hind part of the head, acrofs each eye, is a broad bar of 

 ' black ; above that a line of yellow : bread and belly white, tinged 

 with yellow : rump and lower half of the tail white ; the end black. 

 FeUiale wants the black bar acrofs the eyes: lefs white on the tail, 

 and the colors in general are duller. 



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