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white, appearing, as in ours, only when the tail is fpread : the 



throat brown, mixed with white : the reft of the under parts 



yellowifh white, marked with perpendicular blackifh ftreaks : 



legs dufky. 



This inhabits the Cape of Good Hope, where it builds in houfes. Place and 

 _ . , n 1 • 1- 1 • • r j ■ 1 i Manners. 



fixing the neft to the ciehngs ; making it or mud without, and 



of feathers within, of a round fhape, with a kind of cylindrical 



entrance. The female lays four or five fpeckled eggs. 



Hirundo Senegalenlis, Lin Syji. i. p. 345. N° 8. 7. 



L'Hirondelle du Senegal, Brif. orn. ii.'p. 496. N° 5 pi. 45. f. 1. SENEGAL SW. 



La grande Hirondelle a ventre roux du Senegal, Buf. oif. vi. 610.— PL enl. 



310. 



*TPHIS is a large fpecies, meafuring eight inches and a half Description. 



in length, and expands fifteen inches and a quarter. Bill 

 eight lines long, and dufky : top of the head, hind part of the 

 neck, back, and wing coverts, gloffy fteel black : quills and 

 tail black ; the laft much forked : the rump, and all the under 

 parts of the body, rufous ; very pale on the throat, and under 

 the wings. 



This inhabits Senegal. Place. 



L'Hirondelle a ceinture blanche, Buf. oif. vi. p. 611. 8, 



Hirondelle de Cayenne, a bande blanche fur le ventre, PI. enl. 724. f. 2. WHITE-BEL- 



L1ED SW. 



[ENGTH fix inches. Bill half an inch long, and black : Description 



the whole bird is black, except a band of white acrofs the 



belly, and a fpot of the fame on the outer part of the thighs : 



tail forked. 



io Found 



