358 
62. 
Var. A. 
DESCRIPTION. 
PLACE. 
63. 
LOUISIANE FL. 
DescrIPTION. 
PLACE. 
64. 
YELLOW- 
CROWNED FL. 
DeEscRIPTION. 
Fes Yow AT Can ERs 
Le petit Tyran de Cayenne, Bri/. orz. ii. p. 400. 22.— PI. enl. 571. f, te 
ae F11S differs from the laft in being lefs, and is only fix inches 
and a quarter in length. ‘The colours are not greatly diffe- 
rent, except that in this bird the brown inclines more to rufous, 
and the wing coverts have paler edges. In the Pi. en/. there is a 
brown fpot on the ears. 
This likewife is found at Cayenne, and in all probability is only 
a variety. 
Le Tyran de la Louifiane, Buf. oi/. iv. p. 583. 
IZE of the laft. Bill long, flat, furnifhed with hairs at the 
bafe, and bent: the head, hind neck, and back, are grey 
brown: throat flate-colour: belly yellowifh: on the greater wing 
coverts is a mixture of white: the quills are pale rufous: tail ci- 
nereous brown, edged with rufous. 
Inhabits Louifana. 
Le Gobe-mouche tacheté de Cayenne, P?. ex). 453. f. 2. 
Le Caudec, Buf. ez/. iv. p.-582. 
IZE of a Lark: length eight inches. Bill ftout, black; an 
inch and a quarter long, bent at the tip, and hairy at the bafe: 
crown of the head yellow: forehead juft over the bill, between 
that and the eye, the chin, and throat, white: through the eye a 
dufky ftreak: the upper parts of the body and wings dufky, each 
feather edged with rufous brown: rump and tail ferruginous, 
with the middle of the feathers on the back dufky, like the 
other: the under parts, from the breaft, pale yellow, marked 
with 
