146 
FemMace. 
-Puace. 
56. 
ORANGE GR. 
DescriPT1ONe 
FEMALE. 
Piace. 
57° 
WHITE-BILLED 
GR. 
DEscRIPTIONe 
PLACE. 
GiR. Ol St BiB) ADK: 
The female has the head grey, and the quills black, bordered 
only with white: in other things like the male, 
Inhabits China. 
Le: Bouveret, Buf. oi/. iv. p. 387-—Pl. ent. 204 f.1, 2. 
ENGTH four inches and a half. Bill dufky: the top of 
the head black: the wings and tail dufky black, edged with 
orange, and fome of the inner quills. with white; the reft of the 
bird a fine orange: legs pale red. 
The female has the whole head, and fore part of the neck,. 
black: the under part of the body white; the reft of the body 
orange, but lefs bright: and the quills edged with grey. 
Inhabits the De of Bourbon; the laft has been: brought Lom 
the Cape of Gaod Hope. 
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Le Bouvreuil bec blanc, Buf. oi. iv. p. 388: 
Loxia torrida, Scop. ann. i. N° 204. 
ENERAL colour black: breaft and belly chefnut : the 
two middle tail feathers the longetft. 
This was fent from South America by Cl. Facquin, and was de- 
feribed from the living bird by Scopol/i. That mentioned by 
Buffon had a white bill, and came from Guiana. 
Loxia 
