DUCK. 



The female differs in having the white on the under parts 

 mixed with grey ; and the lines on the lower part of the neck 

 broader, and lefs diftinct ; and in general the whole plumage 

 is lefs beautiful than the male. 



Inhabits the coaft of Coromandel. 



$57 

 Female. 



Place. 



La Sarcelle de l'Ifle de Lucon, Son. Foj. p. gi. t. 54. 



T ESS than the Teal. Bill black : the upper part and fides of 

 the head and throat white : neck, breaft, and wing coverts, 

 reddifh brown : back' covered with yellow feathers, margined 

 with black ; thofe of the belly white, with black margins : quills 

 and tail flate black : legs blackifh. 

 Inhabits the ifland of Manilla. 



96. 

 MANILLA T. 



Description, 



Place. 



Anas formofa, Georgi Reife, i. p. 168. 



CIZE of a Teal : length fifteen inches : weight eighteen 

 ounces. The bill is black : crown of the head the fame, 

 bordered on each fide, with white : from the eye to the throat, 

 on each fide, is a curved ftreak of black, bounded on the back 

 part by a pale one, and afterwards by one of green : the nape of 

 the neck, and fides, undulated : throat pale rufous, dotted with 

 black : the back is brown : baftard wing ftriped with ferruginous, 

 white, and black ; the cuter edge of it undulated : fpeculum 

 black, on the fore part obliquely marked with glolTy green, and 

 edged with teftaceous : vent black, fpotted on each fide with 

 ferruginous, and crofled with a. white band : tail fomewhat 

 5 pointed,. 



,» 97 ' 

 BAIKAL T. 



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ESCRIPTION, 



