Fi ay). G2 A GC: HE OR. 
Lev. Mu. 
ILL black; bafe of the under mandible yellow at the 
edges: the plumage on the upper parts of the body ferru- 
ginous brown; the head paleft: on each of the wing coverts, at 
the tip, is a round ferruginous white fpot: the rump ferrugi- 
nous: quills dufky: the under parts of the body pale reddifh 
brown, changing to reddifh white on the bottom of the belly : 
vent the fame, but the feathers tipped with a ftill paler colour : 
tail brown ; the outer feather marked at the tip of the inner web 
with white: legs black. 
Suppofed to inhabit the Sazdwich SIlands. 
Mufcicapa paradifi, Liz. Syf.1. p. 324. to 
La Pie de l’Ifle de Papoe, Brif: orm ii. p. 45. 6. 
Le Troupiale hupé de Madraft, Bri/. orz., ii. p. 920 
Le-Gobe-mouche blanc hupé du Cap de Bonne Efperance, Bri/. ora. li. p. 
AI4. 29. ple At. f. 2——P/, enl. 2340 f. 2. 
Le Moucherolle huppé  téte couleur d’Acier poli, Buf. oi/: iv. p. 558. 
La Yardiole, Buf. cif. iii. p. 105. ; 
Avis parad. or. ex albo nigroque varius, Sebai. pl. 52. f. 3. 
Pied Bird of Paradife, Edw. pl. 113.—Raié Syn. p. 195. pl. 2. f. 13. 
Br. Muf. 
S! ZE of a Lark: length eight inches and a quarter. The 
bill blackifh, befet with briftles at the bafe: the head, hind 
part of the neck, and throat, greenifh black: the feathers on 
the crown pretty long, fufficient to form a creft: the back, 
rump, fore part of the neck, and from thence to the vent, 
You. II. Nan, ‘white ; 
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WINGED FL. 
DESCRIPTION. 
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