i$o The Natural Hiftory 



66. The Great Wide-Mouth. Is as big as 

 an Owl 5 when it gapes one may eafily put 

 in ones fift. 



6 1. The Le/fer Wide-Month. Is no big- 

 ger than a Smllow 0 its black, fpeckled with 

 white. 



62. The Black and Red Hdng-Neft. This 

 and the next build their Nefts at the ends of 

 the Boughs of Trees. 



63. The Black and Tellow Hang-NeU. 



64. The Amerjcan Ojlrich. Its whole 

 Body is covered with grey Feathers. The 

 Flefti is good Meat- 



65. The Heart-Owl- The Feathers have 

 a mixture of white and pale yellow, fpot- 

 ted with brown. 



66. The Tricolour Hornd-Orol. Thefe 

 are as big as Geefe, finely mixt with black, 

 White, and yellow. 



67. The Little Tame-Owl. Its of the big- 

 nefs of aThrojile^ and plays with Men^ 

 making divers antick Faces; . 



68. The Black-Parrot. Hasan ereft Tail 

 Cm inches long, common in Woods, it has 

 but one Tone, which ttraifes in the middle. 



6 9. The Black and Red Parrot. - 



70. The Red-breafted Parrot. His Head, 

 • Breaft, and Shoulders, viz,, the top of his 



Wings red, the reft green. 



71. The Blewiflf-graj Parrot. Is very 

 large, and feeds on (he Mar'ocock Fruit/ 



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