ORIOLE, 



which the yellow occupies in that bird, is a fpot of white, but 

 placed rather more backward : bill and legs black. 



In the Britijh Mufeutn, I have alfo lately feen another, which 

 came from Cayenne. 



44* 



FtA&S. 



Oriolus i&erocephalus, Lin. Sjjf. L p, 163. N° 16, 30. 



Le Carouge a tete jaune de Cayenne, Brif. em. ii. p. 124, N° zj. t. \z. +- YELLOW* 



v i'f . ... O. 



Les Coiftes jaunee, Buf. oif. iii. p. 217, 859. 



Carouge de Cayenne, PI. enlum. 343. 



Comix atra, capite, colic, peftore^ue, flavis, JV. C. Ac. Sc. Par. vol. xu 



P-43S- '• IS- %-7- 

 Yellow-headed Starling, Ethi, 323. 



TENGTH feven inches. The bill is blackifh; the bafe co- Description. 



vered with fhort black feathers ; the head, throat, and fore 

 part of the neck, are fine yellow: the reft of the plumage black, 

 not glofiy : the lore is black ; legs and claws brown. 

 Inhabits Cayenne. Pi ace. 



Oriolus melancholicus, Hit. SyftA. p. 16S. N° 17. 



Le Carouge tachete, Brif. cm. ii. p. 126. N° 29. 



Le Troupiale tachete" de Cayenne, Buf. oif. iii. p. 223.—/'/. enl, 448. 



{. I, 2. 



Shomburger, Ed<w. N° 85. 



3i- 

 SCHOM- 



BURGER 



O. 



CIZE of a Lark : length fix inches. Bill dull fkfh-colour : Description, 





irides hazel : crown, back, and rump, rufous brown j beneath 

 the fame, but lighter : each feather, both above and beneath, 

 (except the crown, which is plain) has a blackifh fpot in the 



3 L middle 



