740 



CREEPER. 



44- 



OLIVE-GREEN 



CR. 



Description. 



Place. 



Leu. Muf. 



T ENGTH five inches. Bill very little curved, and of a dufkjr 

 colour ; pale at the bafe : between the bill and eye dufky : 

 - plumage olive green, paleft beneath : quills and tail the fame, 

 but more dufky ; both edged with yellow : legs dufky. 



Inhabits the Sandwich Iflands. This is by fome fuppofed to be 

 the female of the laft ; which is by no means unlikely, as feveral 

 birds,, of which the male is red, the females are green *. 



45- 



SCARLET 



GR. 



Description. 



Place. 



46. 



CINNAMON 



CR. 



Description. 



Liv. Muf. 



CIZE of a Wren : length fcarcely four inches. The bill is half 

 an inch long, very little bent, and of a black colour : the ge- 

 neral colour of the plumage is fcarlet, except the wings and tail, 

 which are black : and the lower part of the belly and vent white x 

 the legs and claws are black. 



This is in the Leverian Mufeum, and is faid to have come from, 

 fome part of the South Seas. 



Br. Muj. 



T ENGTH five inches. Bill very little bent, and black ; about 

 three quarters of an inch in length : the upper part of the 

 plumage is the colour of cinnamon; the under parts white: the 

 tail made like our European Creeper, and of the fame colour as 

 the upper parts of the body : legs duiky. 

 In the Britijh Mufeum. 



The Crofsbill, red Tanager, and feveral others. 



Le 



