WOODPECKER. 



B9S 



and the rump and back the paleft : the breaft and belly are of 

 the fame colour as the upper parts, but of a ftill deeper colour : 

 and the whole body throughout waved with black ftreaks, in 

 different (hades : legs lsad-colour. 



The length in the PL enl. is fix inches. 



Inhabits Cayenne and Guiana. 



Places. 



Le petit Pic a gorge jaune, Buf. oif. vii. p. 37. , 

 Pic a gorge jaune de Cayenne, PI. enl. 784.. 



'HpHIS is the fize of the Wryneck. Bill lead-colour : the head 

 and neck are yellow : the top of the head crimfon, lengthen- 

 ing into a creft at the hind head : at the angles of the bill a ftreak 

 of the fame ; the general colour of the plumage is olive brown : 

 the under parts are fpotted with white, which fpots are molt 

 numerous at the vent : legs lead-colour. 

 Inhabits Guiana. 



46. 

 YELLOW- 

 HEADED 



W. 



Description, 



Place. 



Red- winged Woodpecker. Ind. Zool. pi. 4. 



T ENGTH nine inches. Bill dufky-blue : head of a deep dull 

 red colour, and crefted : on the chin a fpot of yellow : hind 

 part of the neck, the back, and wing coverts, red : quills black, 

 marked with large fpots of white : fore part of the neck rofe- 

 colour : belly white ; tail coverts green : tail deep blue ; legs 

 dufky. 



Shot by Mr. Loten on the heights of Java ; called by the' 

 Malayans, Tockar, or Carpenter. 



4 G 2 Le 



47- 



RED-WINGED 



W. 



Description. 



Place, 



