Gia “WR OY INE CR 239 
head like thofe of the jay. Its note is like that of 
the Keftril, a quick repeated f{queak. Its eggs are 
white, and have fo thin a fhell that the yolk may 
be feen through it. This bird builds in the hollows 
of trees, making its neft of dry grafs, in which we 
have counted nine young. 
R4 +. Straic 
