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PERSIAN 
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DESCRIPTION. 
PLACE. 
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CAMBAIAN 
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DEscRIPTION. 
PLACE. 
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GUZURAT 
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PLAcE, 
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rump and vent cinereous and white mixed: throat and breaft glofly 
black: belly yellow: legs dufky. 
Inhabits the mountainous parts of Pev/fia. 
Sylvia Sunamifica, Ind. Orz. ii. p. 552.166.—S. G Gwel. It, iv. p. 181. 182. 
—Pal!, N. Nord. Beytr. iv. p. 60. 
SIZE of the Blue-breafted Warbler : general colour rufous afh : chin 
and throat black: breaft and belly pale rufous; the feathers with 
white tips: wing coverts and quills white on the outer margins and 
tips: the two middie tail feathers are brown; the others fulvous: 
the vent is white; and a line of white paffes over the eye towards the 
nape. 
Inhabits the rocky parts of the A/ps of Perfia. 
Sylvia Cambaienfis, Zzd. Orn. ii. p. 554. 1726 
IZE ofa Nightingale: bill black: plumage dufky brown above ; 
glofly black beneath: boctom of the belly and vent dull rufous: 
wing coverts white: tail three inches long, even at the end: legs 
brown. 
Inhabits the kingdom of Guzarat. In the Britifb Mufeum. 
Sylvia Guzurata, Lud. Ora. ii. p. 554. 173. 
IZE of the Yellow Wren; length four inches and an half: bill and 
legs pale brown: body above duil green; beneath white: crown 
cheinut: quills and tail brown, with green margins; tail rounded. 
Inhabits the kingdom of Gazurat, in India. 
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