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'•6- ,, „ Dulky Falcon, ^r^.ZW.ii. N° 113. 



AMERICAN F. ^ •* 



.Description, y £35 than the Dubious 7. Bill blueilh ; upper mandibk 

 armed with a fharp procefs ; cere yellow : headj back, wing 

 coverts, and thofe of the tail, duflcy brown, flightly edged with 

 ferruginous: hind part of the neck fpotted with white : primaries 

 dufky ; inner webs marked with oval fpots of a pale ruft-colour : 

 tzAJkort^ tipped with white, and barred with four broad dufky 

 ilrokes, and the fame number of narrow ones of white : from the 

 chin to the tail whicifh, ftreaked downwards with diftind lines of 

 black : legs deep yellow, 

 TiAcx. Inhabits iV^y T^r/^. 



I '7' ■ La petite Bufe Criarde, Sdii. Toy. hid, li. p. 1S4. 



•CRIARD F. ^ ^ J i' -^ 



jDescription. CIZE of a Wood-Pigeon. Billfhort: irides yellow j eyes fur- 

 rounded with a naked red fldn ; the eyelids furnifned with 

 true eye-lalhes : top of the head, hind part of the neck, back, 

 rump, and tail, cinereous grey : leffer wing coverts black ; the 

 ■middle ones cinereous grey ; the greater, greyifh black : throat 

 and under parts white: legs yellowi claws black j th€ middle 

 one large. 

 PiAcj, This inhabits the coaft of CoromandeJ : met with frequently in 



the rice-fields, where there are great quantities of fmall Frogs, on 

 \^hich it is fuppofed to feed : is a fny bird ; and, as it cries out 

 aloud when any one appears in fight, it has obtained the name of 

 Criard, 



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