﻿SWALLOW. 



57* 



the outer one, efpecially in old birds, very long, and commonly 

 marked with a white fpot within : legs pretty large j brown. 



Inhabits Sibiria. Builds in high rocks of the Altaic Chain, and 

 beyond Lake Baikal, though fometimes in deferted ruinous edi- 

 fices. The neftjs made of clay, large, of an hemifpherical ihape, 

 with a long narrow canal, like a neck, for entrance. 



CIZE of a fmall Humming Bird. Bill fhort, flat, duiky : head 

 red : back dufky ; the feathers edged with white : the under 

 parts of the body white : tail coverts pale brown : tail a trifle 

 forked ; that and the wings both dufky. 

 Inhabits Indiq *. 



Place and 



Manners. 



14. 



RED-HEADED 

 SW. 



Description. 



Place. 



Muf. 



L 



ENGTH four inches and a half. Bill very fhort, dufky : 

 the plumage above dull black, without glofs : beneath, and 

 fides of the head, dufky afh-colour ; the laft darkeft : rump 

 dirty white : tail forked ; each feather round at the end : legs 

 dufky. 



Inhabits Aoonalajhka\ 



J^E NGTH four inches. Bill dufky brown : the whole top 



of the head, even with the eyes, rufous, inclining to brown : 



the upper parts of the neck, wings, body, and tail, brown -, the 



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AOONALASH- 

 KA SW. 



Description. 



Place. 



16. 

 RUFOUS- 

 HEADED SW. 



Pl. LVI. 

 Description. 



* Mr. Pennant. 



4 D 2 



laft 



