s T & R ‘E. 
firft white: the fhafts of the wings and tail white: the under fide 
of the neck, breaft, and belly, pale blue: legs cinereous 
blue. 
Inhabits China. 
Brown Stare, Of. Voy. ii. p. 328. 
€ HE bill is whitifh red: the eye lodged in a long ftripe 
us of a pale cerulean: the whole body, wings, and tail, 
“* light olive-brown; on the belly faint, and tinged with yellow ; 
** the legs are pale red: the tail is long.” 
Inhabits China. 
Ir 
Pracg. 
10. 
BROWN 
STARE. 
DESCRIPTION, 
Pracg. 
TI. 
CEYLONESE 
STARE. 
BILL black: head pale yellow: through the eye a line of pescesprion. 
black, beginning at the bafe of the bill; and a fecond be- 
neath the cheeks: breaft light grey, marked with oblong yel- 
lowifh white fpots: back and belly grey, marked with white 
and dufky femicircular lines: vent plain grey: quill feathers 
dull green: tail barred with pea-green and black: legs blueifh 
grey. 
_ Inhabits Ceylon. It is faid to whiftle all forts of fongs in a 
mocking way. The Javans call it Tjutjecrawany *. 
L’Etourneau de la Nouvelle Efpagne, Bri/. orn. ii, p. 448. N° 3. 
Le Tolcana, Buf. oi/. iii. p. 193. 
Tolocatzanatl, Raii Sya. p. 168. N° 3. 
ESS than a Starling, but like it in fhape. The head is 
brown : the reft of the body, wings, and tail, black. 
* Mr. Pennant, 
C 2 Inhabits 
Place. 
12. 
BROWN- 
HEADED 
STARE. 
DEscRIPTION. 
