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Cayenne Flycatcher, Gen. Syn, iii. p. 355. N° 58. 58. 



Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, Gen. Sy,i. iii. p. 359. N" 65. CAYENNE FL. 



"PLEASE to make thefe two only one fpecies. 



Dufky Flycatcher, jirSl, Zool. ii. N" 275. 7p, 



PHCEBE FL. 

 T-TEAD dufky : back of a dull cinereous olive : quills and fe- Dhscriptio^;. 



condaries dufky ; the laft edged with white : bread pale alh- 

 colour: belly whitifh yellow: tail dufky j exterior web of the 

 outer feather white : legs black. 



Sent from New Tork, by the name of fmall or common Phcthy Place andMan- 

 Bird, or Bee-Eater. Appears the latter end oi March, or begin- ners. 



ningof y//rz7. Lays five fmall white eggs. Difappears invfa|-«/?. 

 Eats bees. 



Golden-throat Flycatcher, ArS. Zool. ii. N° 276. gj 



GOLDEN- 

 ^ROWN of the head, upper part of the neck and body, dirty THROAT FL. 



olive: throat and ridge of the wing of a very rich yellow : Description. 



breaft and belly white, tinged with yellow : primaries and tail 



bright olive green. 



Inhabits New Tork. Plage.- ■ 



81. 



NITID FL 



SIZE fmall. Bill black: plumage pale green: coverts edged 



with white : quills and tail dufky, with yellowifh edges : legs 



black. 



Inhabits China.-— 'M.:%. Wheeler. Placb. 



I Lefler 



