Geass WHAT ER-OUZELL. 
of the neck are dufky, mixed with ruft color: the 
back, coverts of the wings, and of the tail alfo duf- 
ky, edged with bluifh afh color: the throat and 
breaft white: the belly ferruginous, vent feathers 
a deep ath color: the legs are of a pale blue be- 
fore, black behind: the tail fhort and black, which 
it often flirts up, as it is fitting. 
Thefe are all the birds of this genus that can 
clame a place in this work. The rofe colored ou- 
zel, Wil. orn. 194. Edw. 20. a foreign bird, has 
been fhot at Norwood near London; for its hiftory 
we refer our readers to the appendix. : 
Vou. I. ¥ BILL 
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