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I. Le Roffignol blanc, Brif. trtt. ill. p. 401 . — Buf. oif. v. p. 1 14. — Aldr. av. 



Var. B. iJ, p, 777 , 



WHITE N. v '" 



Description. CIZE of the common Nightingale, but wholly white f: and 

 others have been known with the head, neck, wings, and 

 tail, white; the reft of the plumage pale brown and white, 

 mixed. 



2. Le Roffignol de Madagascar, Brif. em. iii. p. 401. N° 14. pi. 22. f. 1. 



MADAGASCAR Le Foudi-iala, Buf. oif. v. p. u6. 

 W. 



Description. CIZE of our Nightingale : length near fix inches and a half. 

 Bill deep brown : the head rufous : behind each eye a brown 

 fpot : the upper parts of the body olive brown : throat white ^ 

 breaft pale rufous : belly rufous brown, inclining to olive : tail 

 above, olive brown ; beneath, inclining to olive : legs deep 

 brown. 

 Place. This is found at Madagafcar, where they call it Foudi-jala. 



f Thought a prefent worthy of Agrippina, the wife of the Emperor Claudius ; 

 for which bird 6000 fefterces had been oflered. — Pliny, Nat. Hift. 1. x. 

 cap. 29^ 



Motacilla 



