■r«i 



SHRIKE. 



■teize'd out by the pettifh little enemy, than having fuffered real 

 injury. 



This feems to vary very little from the laft : the bread is black, 

 which is white in the other : and the wings exceed the tail in 

 •length ; whereas., in the other, they are only equal. They cannot 

 ; be but varieties merely, if not Jexuai differences. 



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'TAW A YAM 



S. 



Description. 



T.LACE. 



La Pie-griefche rouge del'ifte de Panay, Son. Voy, p. 114. pi. 70. 



C IZE of the Red-backed Shrike. Bill black : irides fire-colour: 

 head, fore part of the neck, and belly, red : hind part of the 

 neck, wings, and tail, brown : legs black. 

 Inhabits the ifland of Panay. 



3J- 



■CRESTED 



S. 



DESCRIPTION. 



Tla.ce. 



Lanius canadensis, Lin, Syfi. i. p. 134. N° 4. 

 La Pie-griefche de Canada, Brif. om. ii. p. 171. pi. 18. f. 3. 

 Pie-griefche huppe de Canada, Buf. oif. i. p. 316. — PI. ml. 479. f. 2. 

 Creiled Shrike, Am. Zool. N° 



Leu. Muf. 



CIZE of the Red-backed Shrike : length fix inches. Bill deep 

 brown ; the noftrils and corners of the mouth befet with 

 black briftles : top of the head rufous j the feathers of it long 

 enough to form a creft; fides blackifh, marked with dirty white 

 fpots : the hind part of the neck, and the back, rufous brown : 

 the throat, fore par.t of the neck, and breaft, pale rufous, marked 

 with longitudinal brown fpots : belly, fides, thighs, and under tail 

 coverts, pale afh-colour : wing coverts blackifh, margined with 

 white : quills and tail the fame : legs and claws blackifh. 

 Inhabits Canada, 



Lanius 



