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at the end, three inches in length, and of the fame colour as the 
quills. 
Inhabits Cayenne, with the laft. 
Mufcicapa Cayanenfis, Liz. Sy/f. i. p. 237. 12. 
Le Gobe-mouche de Cayenne, Brif. ou. ii. p. 404. 24. pl. 38. f. 4. 
Br. Mu. 
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RATHER lefs than a Lark: length above feven inches: Bill 
dufky, befet with briftles: the top of the head brown ; the fea- 
thers down the middle of it yellow at the bafe: from the bill, over 
the eye, to the hind head, a ftreak of white : before and behind the 
eye a deep brown fpot: all the upper parts of the body brown, 
edged with olive: the upper tail and wing coverts brown, with 
rufous edges: the chin white: the reft of the under parts yellow: 
quills and tail brown, with rufous edges: legs blackifh. 
Inhabits Cayenne. 
Mufcicapa tyrannus, Lin. Syf.i. p. 325. 4. ; 
Le Tyran a queue fourchue, Brif. orn. ii, p. 395. 20. ple 79. fr 3.2 
PI. enl. 571. f. 2. 
Le Savana, Buf. cif. iv. p. 557. pl. 26. 
Fork-tail Flycatcher, Ard. Zool. 
Lev. Mu/. 
IZE of the Crefted Lark: length fourteen inches. Bill 
_ black; at the bafe a few briftles: the upper part and fides 
of the head black ; on the middle of the crown the feathers are 
yellow at the bafe: the hind part of the neck, back, rump, and 
{capulars, cinereous: upper tail coverts black: all the under 
parts white: the leffer wing coverts cinereous; the greater 
Zz 2 brown : 
35$ 
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CAYENNE FL. 
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