SANDPIPER. 173 



In another all the Ieffer wing coverts were white: four of the p L . LXXXIL 

 middle tail feathers plain ; the others barred as ufual : but all 

 had the ftreak over the eye. 



Tringa maritima, Brun, N° 1S2. — Midler, N° 206. — Leems Lap. N° 254. 

 Selninger Sandpiper, ArB. Zool. p. 480, C. 



t r. 

 SELNINGER S. 



C I Z E of a Starling. Upper parts varied with grey and black : Descr 



middle of the back tinged with violet: fore part of the neck 

 dufky ; under part of the body white : tail dufky : the four outer 

 feathers fhorteft, and edged with white : legs yellow. 



Inhabits Norway and Iceland. Lives about the fea fhores, and 

 emits a piping note. 



IPTION. 



Place. 



Tringa undata, Brun. Orn. p. 55. N° 183* 

 Waved Sandpiper, Aril. Zool. p. 481. E. 



f^ ENERAL colour dufky, undulated with luteous and white: 

 wing coverts and fecondaries tipped with white : rump 

 white : tail cinereous, and margined with black at the tip 1 the 

 firft prime quill has a white fhaft. 

 Inhabits Denmark and Norivay. 



16. 



WAVED S. 



Description. 



Place. 



Tringa roftro brevi nigro, tota dilute cinerea, Muller, N° 205. 

 Uniform Sandpiper, Aril. Zool. p. 482. H. 



IT- 

 UNIFORM S. 



»~pHIS fpecies has a fhort black bill ; and the whole of the Description. 



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plumage of an uniform pale afh-colour. 

 Inhabits Iceland, 



Place. 



Tringa 



