Mee Ea Ros 7S." FA. 39 
40. 
SANDWICH: 
THR. 
J ENGTH five inches and a half. Bill dufky: the upper Descriprion.. 
parts of the plumage pale brown: forehead and under parts 
cinereous white: belly and lower part of the thighs pale brown: 
tail even at the end: legs dufky. 
Inhabits Sandwich Ifands. In the collection of Sir Fofepb PLacee 
Banks. g 
Turdus rufus, Lin. Syf.i. p. 293. N° ge. + FERRUGI- 
La Grive de la Caroline, Bri/: orz. ii. p. 223. N° 8. NOUS THR. 
Le Moqueur Frangois, Buf. oi/- iii. p. 323.—Pl. enl. 645, 
Foxecoloured Thrufh, Care/o. Car. i. pl. 28.—<Adr&, Zool. 
Br. Mzf. Lev. Muf. 
IZE of a Fieldfare: \ength eleven inches. Bill blackifh: Descarrrion: 
irides yellow: the head and upper parts of the body are ru- 
fous; the under parts dirty white, marked with brown {pots : 
the fecond and greater coverts tipped with white, making a 
double white bar on each wing: quills brown, with rufous mar- 
gins: tail wholly rufous, rounded,, and above four inches long: 
legs brown. 
This is found in various parts of America: in Virginia and PLACE: 
Carolina it remains the whole year. 
It feeds chiefly on the Bird Cherry, and has a great variety of 
notes, but does not fing near fo fweetly as the next fpecies.. 
It is called in Virginia the French Mocking Bird. It is ob- 
ferved to make a kind of hiffling noife on the approach of any 
one. 
Turdus: 
