Classification According to Colour 
IX. WHITE 
1. Birds of which the plumage is pure white 
1. The Spoonbill (215). 
2. The Egrets (223). 
2. Birds in the plumage of which white largely 
predominates 
1. (Cock) Paradise Flycatcher (57). (Black 
head and crest.) 
2. The Black-winged Stilt (187). (Back and 
wings black in cock, brown in hen.) 
3. The Avocet (188). (Several black mark- 
ings.) 
4. The Gulls (196-199). 
5. The Terns (200-205). 
6. The Dalmatian Pelican (207). (Some 
black in wings.) 
7. The White Ibis (212). (Black head and 
neck ; long curved bill.) 
8. The White Stork (216). (Black in wings; 
red legs.) 
g. The Black-necked Stork (218). (Black in 
wings; head, neck, and shoulders black; legs 
red.) 
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