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L’oranvert, ou Merle & ventre-orangé du Senegal, Buf off. iii. p. 377.— 
Pl. enl. 358. 
SIZE of a Blackbird, or rather fmaller: length eight inches, Bill 
brown :. the head, chin, throat, and upper parts of the body, 
wings, and tail, are green, with a fine reflection of orange in par- 
ticular lights: a few of the quills have the outer webs white; the 
under parts, from the throat to the vent,. bright orange :. the 
legs are brown. 
Inhabits Senegal. 
L’oranbleu, Buf: oi/: iti. p. 3772 
Merle du Cap de Bonne Efperance, Pl. enl, 221% 
"THE upper parts of this bird verge much to blue:. each fea- 
ther deepeft coloured on the margins: all the under parts 
orange.. 
Suppofed to be a variety of the laft-mentioned. 
Le Merle jaune de la’‘Chine, Sox, Voy. Ind. vol. ii. p. 1933 
GQ IZE of the Blackbird. Bill red: irides grey: general 
colour of the plumage deep yellow; paleft beneath : 
fhafts of the feathers white :. the eye is furrounded with white: 
feathers: from the upper mandible fprings a band of black,, 
which finifhes in.a point a little behind the eye: the legs are 
red *.. 
* This feems not far different from our Golden Oriole, vol. i. p. 449 3 but the 
tail is not faid to be tipped with yellow.- 
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