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Fauvette verdatre de la Louifiane, Buf. oif. v p. 162. , 



Var*. C. 

 C| I Z E of the Blackcap Warbler. Bill dufky : top of the head Description. 



blackifh : hind part of the neck deep afh-colour : fides and « 

 back pale brown, with a tinge of green: wings and tail blackifh, 

 edged with brownifh green : above the eye a flreak of white : 

 throat white: under parts of the body grey. 



Inhabits Louijlana. Place. 



Motacilla curruca, Lin. Syji. i. p. 329. N° 6. — -faun. $uec. N° 247. — Scop. 6. 



ann. i. N° 22%.— Muller, p. 32. N° 267. BABBLING W. 



La Fauvette Babillarde, Brif. orn. iii. p. 384. N° 7. — Buf. oif. v. p. 135. — 



PL enl. 580. f. 3. 

 Beccafico canapino, Qlin. uc. p. 11. f. 2. — Will. em. pi. 23. 



Br. Muf 



T ENGTH five inches. Bill blackifh: crown of the head Description* 



cinereous: the reft of the upper parts the fame, but inclining 

 to brown : beneath the eye a flreak of deep afh-colour : the under 

 parts, and the edge of the wing, rufous white : quills brown, 

 edged within with white, and outwardly with rufous grey ; but 

 the greater ones with afh-colour : tail brown, edged with grey 5 

 the outer feather on each fide has the outer web and tip white ; 

 the inner web cinereous, bordered with white ; the middle feather 

 the fhorteft, making the tail fomewhat forked : legs brown. 



This fpecies inhabits France and Italy, frequenting the hedges, Place anS 

 and building therein, not far from the ground. The eggs are Manners* 

 greenifb, dotted with brown *. 



* Alh-coloured, fpotted with ferruginous. — Faun. Suec. 



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