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is known by its forked Tail which is three 

 Inches long. 



49. The Tip-Tail'd Humming-Bird. This 

 is the leaft of all, yet its Bill is an Inch 

 and a half long, its Tail ends with its 

 Wings, is of a greenifh black with white 

 tips. 



50. Jacu. A fort of Pheafant fo call'd 

 from its Note. 



51. The Kite. Its Feathers tauny, with 

 white and yellow Specks- 



52. The White-breafled Kite. Like the 

 laft, but Breaft and Belly white, 



53. The Sea-lark. Has a white Ring a- 

 bout his Neck, and near it a Semicircle of 

 dark Grey ^ its frequent on the Sea-ftiores, 

 and Salt River banks. 



54. The Red-Maccaw. 



55. The Yellow-MacctM>. Thefe are two 

 forts of large Parrots. 



$6. Meeuree. Is as big as a Hen, and 

 lays Eggs in the Sand, which are like them, 

 and well tafted, but their Flefti is not e- 

 fteem'd. 



57. The Tit-Moufe. Is wholly black 

 and blew. 



58. The Green-headed Tit-Moufe. Has a 

 black fpot above the Bill, and Circle of 

 black encompafies the beginning of the 

 Back. 



59. The Scarlet-headed Tit-Moufe. The 

 Body, Wings, and Tail Chining Black, the 

 Thighs white with Scarlet Spots. 



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