Gael) BoE BD WON! &, 
egos, of a pale bluifh green, marked with dufky 
{pots. 
In France thefe birds are migratory : in Burgan- 
dy, they appear juft before vintage, in order to 
feed on the ripe grapes, are therefore called there 
la Grive de vigne. 
Le Mauvis. Belon av. 327. Scopol?, No. 196. 
Turdus minor. Ge/ner av. Pl. Enl. 51. 
761, Turdus iliacus. Liz. fy. 292. 
T.. Illas feu Tylas. Aldr. av. Klera, Kladra, Tall-Tratt. 
Ti 275 Faun, Suec. fp. 218. 
Redwing, Swinepipe, or Wind Rothdrofchl, Walddrofchl, 
Threfh. Wil. orn. 189. Winterdrofchl. Kraaz. 361. 
Raii fyn. av. 54. Wein-Droffel. Roth-Droffel. 
Le Mauvis. Brifou av. U. Frifch, 1. 28. 
Ban. tay. 20. fie i. Hot. Br. Zool. ot. platew ts 2. 
a’ Oys. Til. 309. 
WAHESE birds appear in Great-Britain a few 
days before the fieldfare; they come in 
yaft flocks, and from the fame countries as the 
latter. With us they have only a difagreeable 
piping note; but in Sweden during the {pring fing 
very finely, perching on the top of fome tree a- 
mong the forefts of maples. They build their 
nefts in hedges, and lay fix bluifh green eggs 
fpotted with black *. 
They have a very near refemblance to the throf- 
* Faun. Suec. Jp. 218. 
tle; 
307 
108. Rep- 
WING. 
DESCRIP. 
