Pe Wee) Ch Ag ie Tite ERS 
Mnufcicapa crinita, Liz. Sy/?. i. ps 325. 6. 
Le Gobe-mouche hupé de Virginie, Bri/: orz, ii. p. 412. 28.—P/. en. 
569. f. 1. 
Le Moucherolle de Virginie, 4 huppe verte, Buf. oi/. iv. p. 565. 
Crefted Flycatcher, Care/b. Car. i. pl. 52.—Ard. Zool. 
Br. Muf. Lev. Muy. 
Wey oaiche Crefted Lark: length eight inches. Bill black, 
briftly at the bafe: irides hazel: the head is crefted, and of a 
dull green: hind part of the neck and back the fame: wing and’ 
tail coverts brown: the under parts, from the chin to the breatt, 
afh-colour; from. thence to the vent yellow: quills and tail 
brown; the edges of the firft chefnut, and the fide feathers of the 
laft the fame within: the legs are black. 
This inhabits Carolina and Virginia in fummer; builds there, 
and. departs in autumn.- 
Le Tyran de Cayenne, Bri/. orn. ii. p. 398. ete otf. iv. p. 581.- 
IZE of the Red-backed Shrike, or a trifle bigger: length 
feven inches. Bill brown ; about the bafe of it, and noftrils,. 
are long hairs: the head, hind part of the neck, and from thence 
to the tail, deep brown: from the chin. to the breaft afh- 
coloured; from thence to the tail pale yellow: thighs olive 
brown: the wing coverts deep brown; the greater ones edged 
with olive: quills and tail of the fame colour: legs blackifh. 
The female differs in being paler. 
Inhabits Cayenne. It feems by the defcription to be very ike 
the laft. 
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61. 
CRESTED FL. 
DeEscRIPTION. 
Pracs. 
62. 
TYRANT FL. 
DiscRIPTIONe 
FEMALE. 
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