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Albiis. 
Candidiis, 
Navitis, 
Maculatus 
Albkaudus 
Gallkus, 
Auj'lralis. 
Ni§ir. 
BIRDS. ACCIPITRES., 2. Falco. 
Entirely white. White 
Inhabits the Alps ; fize of the golden eagle. 
Body white ; wings black at the tips. 
Inhabits Loaifiana; lefs than the lalt : with its wings the 
tives adorn the calumet or pipe of peaces 
i 
Cere and downy legs yellow; body ferruginous, fpotl^*^ j 
with white below the wings. Small Eag^^‘ | 
Inhabits Europe : lize of a cock ; feeds on fnaall quadrupeds. 
Irids yellow ; fecondary tail-coverts white ; claios black. 
Cere and downy legs yellow ; body above ferruginous, be' 
neath brown. Spotted Eag^^' 
Inhabits Europe, Arabia and Perjia; 2 feet long. 
Bill large, black ; irids ciitereous ; feathers of the llioulders an® 
wing-coverts with whitifli oval Ipots ; back fpotted with buff> j 
belly with buff lines ; daws black. 
Cere and naked legs yellow ; head and neck cinereous verg' 
ing to chefnut ; body above dufky-ferruginous, beneatl* 
ferruginous and blackifh ; tail white. 
White-tailed Edg^^’ I 
Inhabits Europe; lize of a large cock. Bill and irids yellov'^’ 
feathers black at the tip ; claws black. ' 
Bill cinereous ; legs naked, ycllowilh ; body grey*bro'Wn» [ 
beneath (in the male) whitifli with reddiih-broV'^*’ ‘ 
fpots. French EagJ^‘ ' 
Inhabits France; 2 feet long ; feeds on rats, mice, frogs ; buil*^ 
its neft moftly on the ground ; eggs 3, grey. 
Jrids yellow; tail-feathers white with brown tranfvcrfe ftripe*' 
brown at the tips and edges ; claws grey. 
Brown; cere yellow; tail black with dirty-whitifti fp®^® I 
on the tip. Statenland Eagl‘‘ 
Inhabits Statenland; e feet long ; voice like a hen. 
Cere and downy legs yellow; head, neck, belly and wing' ■ 
coverts ferruginous; throat, breaft, back and quiU' ‘ 
feathers black . Black-hacked Eag^ 
Size of the golden eagle; bill and claxos black ; upper half 
the trfif while, lower black, ' ' ’ 
Liucorpf^^^' 
