FALCON. 



wing coverts black, fpotted with white : quills black half way 

 from the bafe, fpotted wich white within ; fecondaries tipped with 

 white : legs ftout, yellow : claws blacks 



I n h abi ts Cayenne^ Place. 



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ASIATIC F. 

 Description, 



^ENGTH twenty-one inches. General naarkings of the body 

 and wings greatly fimilar to the common Buzzard, but 

 much lefs in fize : bill blueifh black : bread cream colour, dafh- 

 ed down the fliafts with dufliy black : belly, thighs, and vent, 

 white : quills grey, barred with dufky black : on the fecondaries 

 a bar of the fame near the end : baftard wing and greater coverts 

 the fame : tail nine inches and a half long, rounded, of a pale fil- 

 very grey ; on the outer feather five or fix irregular dufky bars, 

 or rather blotches, down the fhaft, not very diftinft, the others 

 plain J the upper coyerts white: legs yellow, feathered on the 

 fore part below the knees. 



Inhabits China. In polThiTion of Sir JofephBanks.' Place. 



Leverha Falcon, Jr<fi. ZooL N° 10 J. '°3' 



' „ ^ LEVERIAN F, 



Le-v. Muf. 



CIZE much lefs than the Ofprey. Bill dufky blue, ftout, and Descriptign., 



hooked : the head, neck, and under parts, white : crown of 

 the head mixed brown and white : upper parts of the body brown, 

 the feathers margined and tipped with white: on each fide of the 

 head a duflcy mark, fituated as in the Ofprey : tail barred brown 

 and white, except the two middle feathers, which are brown and 

 black J the Ibafts white : legs yellow. 



Inhabits Carolina, Place, 



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