﻿GOATSUCKER, 601 



from it one-eighth of an inch : the plumage confifts of a mixture 

 of grey, black, and fillemot-colour, paleft on the wings and 

 tail : legs and claws grey. 



Inhabits Jamaica, and feeds on ipfects as the others. Place. 



Tette-chevre du Brefil, Brlf. orn.u. p. 481. rnTT^rnT 



Guira querea, Marcgr. Raii Syn. p, 37. 3. — Will. orn. p. 108. pi. 14. (fig. LARED G 



bad.) 



ClZE of a Lark in the body, but appears much larger, and Description. 



has long wings and tail. Upper mandible of the bill hooked j 

 bafe of it befet with ten or twelve thick briftles : eyes black : 

 the head large, flat, and broad : general colour of the plumage 

 cinereous brown, marked with fpots of a dull yellow, as well as 

 fome whitifh ones round the neck : behind the head a dark 

 gold-coloured ring : the two middle tail feathers are eight inches 

 in length ; the others much fhorter : legs ■ dufky : claws black ; 

 the middle one ferrated. 



Inhabits Braftl, Plags. 



Vol, II. 4 H •Ormr 



