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TESTACEOUS FALCON. 



Falco testaceus. F, testaceus suhtus albus, ahdomine rufescente, 

 remigibus albo-maculatis cauda alba fasciis nigricantibus. Lath. 

 Suppl, ind, orn. 



Testaceous Falcon, white beneath, with rufescent abdomen, 

 wing-feathers spotted with white, and white tail with dusky 

 bars. 



Falco testaceus. Daudin.orn. 2,pL 125. 

 Falco Javanicus ? F. cera nigra medio lutea, pedibus hiteis, 

 capite collo et pectore castaneis, dor so fusco. Lath. ind. orn. 



Native of Java: size of a Goshawk: bill 

 blueish, cere and legs yellow : vent white: bands 

 of the tail five in number. 



LONG-LEGGED FALCON. 

 Falco Acoli. F. canus, subtus fiisco transverse lineatus^ cauda 



alba. 



Grey Falcon, with dusky linear bars beneath, and white tail. 

 L'Acoli. Lcvaill. ois. 



Very much allied to the' Hen-Harrier, but 

 with longer legs in proportion : bill blueish; cere 

 orange ; irides and legs yellow. Inhabits the Cape 

 of Good Hope, where it is known by the name of 

 JVitte-Valk or White Falcon: builds in bushes, and 

 the male and female are usually seen together. 



