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Genus XXXII. TH RUS 4A. 
. Song Thr. N°18. Prafine Thr. 
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2. Penrith Thr. 1g. Volatile Thr. 
3. Red-legged Thr. 20. Blue-cheeked Thr. 
4. New Zealand Thr. 21. Brown-crowned Thr. 
§- Thenca Thr. 22. Lunulated Thr. 
6. Chili Thr. 23. Sooty Thr. 
7. Ceylon Thr. 24. Black-browed Thr. 
8. White-rumped Thr. 25. Fly-catching Thr. 
g. Ethiopian Thr. | 26. Blue-headed Thr. 
10. Minute Thr. 27. Maxillary Thr. 
t1. Reftlefs Thr. : 28. Frivolous Thr. 
12. Black-eyed Thr.’ 2g. Sordid Thr. 
13. Doubtful Thr. 30. Shert-winged Thr, 
14. Dilute Thr. 31. Yellow-bellied Thr. 
_ 15. Guttural Thr. 32. Punctated Thr. 
16. Harmonic Thr. 33. Afiatic Thr. 
17. Port Jackfon Thr. 
Turdus muficus, Ind. Orn. 3. p. 327. 2.—Ger. Oru. iii. pl. 290, 291. 292. 
Throftle, or Song Thrufh, Ger. Syz. iii. p. 18. 2.—Bolton’s Brit. Birds, pl. 5. 6. 
-H15S bird is known in fome parts of Hampfhire by the name of 
Storm-Cock, asis alfo the Miffel Thrufh; is a more hardy bird 
than the Redwing, which in hard froft is obferved firft to fuffer from 
it; and in defect of other food, both this and the Aéiffel Thrufh are 
known to live on the roots of Arum, which they break from the 
ground with tneir bills, as well as fhell fnails, mifleltoe, and ivy 
berries, 
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