BIRDS. ACCIPITRES. 2. Faleo. 
149 
' InliSbits Europe; le.fs than the laft. 
Tail a little forked ; kgs rather Header ; . dd,u)s black, 
‘^“Jiriacu^ Ccrc and legs yellow ; legs fomewhat downy ; body above 
chefnut, beneath brick-duR colour fpotted with brown; 
tail forked. Aujlrian Kite, 
Inhabits woods oi Aujfria ; fize of F. milvus ; feeds on birds 
and bats. 
Bill yellow with a black fpot ; angles of tlie viouth yellow ; irrds 
and clams black ; palate blue ; front and throat white Ipotted 
with brown ; head, brcaji and wings chefnut ; tail iinall with 
blackiflr bands, feathers tipt with white, 
-en- Feet yellow ; body tawny varied with white and yellow 
fpots: tail variegated w ith white and brown. 
Braftl Kite. 
IwMts Drafil : fize of F. milvus ; dellrufUve to poultry- 
Bill and clams long, fharp, black •, eyes and irids yellow ; breajl 
and belly often white -, tail 9 inches long. 
^'^'’^atus. Cere dulky; legs yellow ilh ; body above brown, beneath 
whitifh ; tail forked, very long. Swallow-tailed Falcon. 
Inhabits Carolina and Peru; 2 feet long; feeds on lizards, Icr- 
pents and infefts, which it chiefly takes on the wing. 
jBtf^ briftly at the bafe : irids ted: head and neck tnowyz back 
fhining purple and green. 
Cere and /eet blue ; body brown above, white beneath ; 
head white. Bald Buzzard. 
2. Cere cinereous ; legs pale; body above grey, beneath whit- 
ifh; tail equal. 
3- Tail brown, colour of the body; crown black, or brown 
variegated with white ; belly white. 
4. Body rufty-brown ; a white line from the upper mandible 
through the region of the eyes to the hind-head, which 
is alfo white. 
Inhabits Europe, America and Siberia ; in marfhy places, build- 
ing among the reeds t nearly 2 foot long : feeds on ducks, and 
fifh which it catches by diving for. 
A brown bar defeends from each eye by the fides of the neck to 
the wings. 
Body brown ; belly white ; crown black. Mansfemy, 
Inhabits Wtji Indian ijlands : 18 inches longs feeds on birqs 
and reptiles : lees and claws very large and ftrong. 
^ Sininjist 
