>68 BIRDS. ACCIPITRES. 3. Strht. 
^orca. B'eathcrs of the ears 8— 9; bill grcenilh-yellow. 
Sardinian Oi^’’ 
Inhabits Sardinia and Italy ; toes naked, 7 inthes long ; 
tary, docs not migrate, makes a howling noile. 
farniolica. Body whitifli-afh, with blackifli fpots and tranfverfe ftripe*' 
Carniolic 0 '!^'^' 
Inhabits Carniola ; makes its neft in rocks and hollow tree>l 
8 inches long. 
Irids yellow ; tail fpotted with brownifli •. G firft quill-fcath’'''^ 
fpotted with wltitifli on one fide. 
Dimimta. Body red; of fmall fizc. Talk 
Inhabits forells upon the Ural; rcfembles S, bubo in colour 
form, but much lefs ; hardly weighs a pound ; builds its 
in filTures of rocks and hollow trees. 
Pakhelin, Body grey variegated with brown, ruHy and w'hitc. 
Siberian OW^' 
Inhabits Siberia; 9 inches long. 
Hilk le gs znd dare s dirty-whitiih ; trtt/r ycllotv 5 back dirty-^^^' 
zeings with oblong white Ipots; tail rcddifli with bro"'‘' j 
llrcaks and dots. | 
Ears of one feather each* Little-horn | 
Inhabits Europe ; 7^ inches long; preys on held mice, ' 
Ears hardly confpicuous in the dead body ; colour varying ' 
cording to age ; grey, rufous, brown or blackifli ; legs fpott'" j 
with brown; tecs and c/ctusbrowm I 
B. Earlefs. ^ 
Body whitilh, with a few brown lunate fpots< Snowy 
Itihabits Europe, America znd AJia ; 2 feet long; files abre 3 ‘* 
by day, and preys on herons, hares, mice, and fontetimes cd' 
rion ; makes a howling noife ; in winter is often found 
white. 
2. Spots numerous: bill and claws black. 
Tjifignialni Body grey with fmall round fpots. Swedljl} 
Inhabits Sweden ; fize of a blackbird. 
BiU dulky with a white tip, and a black line from the baie/'J 
the eye each fide ; eyes clouded with dulky, and furrooo"'^ 
with, a circle of white feathers ; head grey ftriped wdth 
fui rounded by a dufky collar fpotted with white; kreofi 
belly white blotched with dufley ; primary quill-featkers dui>) 
with wliite bafs; f«:/<JufkJ-grey with white llripes. ^ 
Seeps, 
NyBca, 
