( 4?5 ) 
5'^. Mufiicapa nigrefcens^ the Black-cap Fly- 
catcher. 
GelJimintiin^JlveJaJmtnuin luteum odoratumVirg, 
Jcandens, femfer virens ^ark. Theatr. f. 1465'. 
Though ^arkinfon calls it fem^er virens^ I have al- 
ways feen it lofe its Leaves in Winter. 
5'4. Mufctcapa fufcuy the little brown Fly-catcher. 
Mufc 'tcafa oculis ruhrisylhe red Eyed Fly-catcher. 
Arbor lauri folio ; floribus ex foliorum alts fenta- 
fetalis y fluribus ftaminibus donatis. " 
5*5. Mujcicafa corona rubrdy the Tyrant. The 
Courage of this little Bird is lingular *, he puts to Flight 
all Bjrds, both great and fmall, that come near his Stati- 
on : He attacks even the Eagle, by fixing on his Back, 
and fo perfecutes him till he lights on Tome Free, from 
whence the Eagle dares not to Itir till the Iktk Tyrant 
thinks fit to leave him. ’ When their Young are flown, 
th^y are as peaceable as other Birds. 
Cornus mas odor at Uy folio trifido margine flano \ 
SafTafras, di^a,^ Tluk. Almag. In Virginia they 
ufe a ftrongDeccx^bn of this Root fometimes with 
Succefs in Intermitting Fevers. 
5*6. Mufcicafa rubray the Summer red Bird. 
^latanus occidentalism the Weftern Plane Tree. 
yy. Tarus criftatusy the crefled Tit-moufe. 
Cijlus Virginianay fore & 0 dor eT eric lymeni 2 ). 
Banifterm the upright Honeyfuckle. 
5^ Tar us urofygeo luteoy the ‘yellow Rump. 
Helleborine-y Lilii folio caulem ambient e \ flore 
unico hexafetahy tribus fetalis longis angujlis ob- 
fcure furfureism cceteris brevioribusrofeisy the Lil- 
ly-leafed' Heliibore. 
I Afocymm 
