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INDEX. 



SL'lus It aliens, his account of 

 the Halcyon 191 



Singing birds, their great e- 

 mulation 334 



vaft power of voice ib. 



Silk-tail 



Siskin 



Smew 



• red-headed 



Snipe 



the jack 



173 

 3°9 

 438 

 439 

 35* 

 359 

 479 



Soland-goofe 



Spain, probably the winter re- 

 fort of fome of our fmall 

 birds of paffage 506 



Sparrow 



hedge 



1- mountain 



hawk 



300 

 265 

 308 

 151 

 93 

 34 



Squirrel 

 Stag 



where now found wild 37 



— — fevere puniihment for 



killing 44 



Stare 231 



Star-fhot, or Star-gelly, what 



4 2 3 



Statitts, his account of t're 



Halcyons neil 395 



Stint, or purre 374 



Stoat 84 



. the ermine, when white 



ibid. 

 Stone, horfes fubje<?c to 10 

 Stone- chatter 272 



Stone curlew 378 



Stcparola, vide flycatcher 

 Storm-finch 434 



Superfoetation, hares faid to be 



fubjefr! to 09 



Swallow 242 



. oftheirdifappearance24.8 



found during: winter in 



a torpid ltate 250 



farther proofs of it 502 



Sea fwallows, vide Terns 

 Swan, wild 440 



• tame 441 



— punifhment for killing 



46 



in high efteem formerly 



442 



— — facred to Apollo and the 



mules 443 



finging before their death 



446 

 Suppofed origin of that fable 



444 

 Swift 245 



T. 



Tarrock 425 



Tauroflhenes fends advice of his 



fuccefs in the Olympic 



games by a pigeon 220 

 Teal 475 



lumrner . 476 



Tern, the greater 428 



lefTer 49 



black 430 



brown 427 



Theocritus, bis account of the 



Halcyon 1 90 

 Thompfon, the naturalift's poet 

 260 

 Throttle 226 

 Thrum 226 

 Titlark 237 

 that which fings like a 



grafshopper 240 



Titmoufe, great q 324 



blue . trtfmzJ.fjfr- 325 



. marfh 326 



long tailed 327 



T; i ig*? 9 vide Sandpipers 

 Tufted duck 458 



Tuiky, an American bird 213 

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