Cuass II. 
Charadrius Hiaticula. Ch. 
griseo-fuscus subtus albus, 
pectore nigro, fronte nigri- 
cante fasciola alba, vertice 
fusco, pedibus luteis. Lath. 
Ind. orn. 743. ad. Syn. ve 
201. : 
Charadrius sive  hiaticula. 
 Aldr. av. iii. 207. 
Wil. orn. 310. 
Rai Syn. av. 112. 
Griesshennl. Kram. 354. 
Charadrius hiaticula. Gm. Lin. 
683. 
RINGED PLOVER. 
Scopoli, No. 147. 
Strandpipare, Grylle, Trulls, 
Lappis Pago. Faun. Suec. 
sp. 187. 396 
Pluvialis torquata, minor, le 
petit Pluvier a collier. Bris- 
son av. v. 63. Tab. 5. fig. 2. 
Hist. dois. viii. 90. Pl. Enl. 
21. 
Bornholmis Prceste - Krave, 
Sand - Vrifter. Brunnich, 
184. Frisch, il. 214. 
Sea Lark.- Br. Zool. i. 383. 
Arct. Zool. ii. 191. 
Ir weighs near two ounces. The length is 
seven inches and a half; the breadth sixteen. 
The bill is half an inch long; the upper half 
orange color; the lower black; from it to the 
eyes is a black line; the heels are of the same 
color; the iene white, bounded by a black 
band which passes over from eye to eye; the 
crown of the head is of a fine light brown; the 
upper part of the neck is incircled with a white 
collar; the lower part with a black one; the back 
and coverts of the wings are of a light brown ; 
the breast and belly white; the tail brown, tipt 
with a darker shade; the legs yellow. 
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