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44- 

 RUSTY- 

 HEADED W. 



Description. 



Place. 

 BUFF-FACED 



w. 



Description. 



WARBLE 



J E N G T H five inches. Bill pale : forehead, throat, and 

 fides of the head, ferruginous ; the two firft paled : the up- 

 per parts of the body green ; the under, yellow ; both inclining 

 to olive : tail rounded ; the tips of all but the two middle fea- 

 thers nearly white : legs dufky.. 

 Inhabits Kamtfchatka. 



T EN G T H fix inches. Bill dufky : forehead and chin dufky 

 buff-colour : on the ears a patch of dufky red : upper parts 

 of the body and tail coverts ferruginous brown : under parts 

 reddifh white, mottled acrofs the breaft with dufky : legs pale 

 brown. 



In the collection of Sir Jo/epb Banks. 



Native place uncertain. 



46. 

 h STONE- 

 CHAT. 



Description. 



Motacilla rubicola, Lin. Syft. i. p. 332. N° 17. — Scop. ann. i. N° 236. — 



Kram. el. 375. N» d.—Georgi Reife, p. 174. 

 Le Tiaquet, Brif. orn. iii. p. 4z8. N° 25. pi. 23. f. 1. (the male.) — Buf. 



oif. v. p. 215. pi. 13. — PL tnl. 678. f. I. — Salem, p. 224. 

 Tfchecantfchiki, Ncv. Com. Petr. vol. xv. p. 488. t. Z5. f. 3. (Lepechin.) 

 Stone-Smith, Stone-chatter, Moor Titling, Rati Syn. p. 76. A. 4. — Will. 



cm. p. 235. pi. $\.—Alhin. i. pi. 52.— Br. Zool. i. N° 159.— Aril. Zool. 

 Lev. MvJ. 



T ENGTH more than four inches and three quarters. The 



bill black. The male has the upper parts of the body 



mixed' blackifh and pale rufous ; the feathers margined with the 



laft, but the head, neck, and throat, are nearly black t on each 



fide 



