BIRDS, ANSERES. 40. Colymbus. 355 
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Body black ; bread and belly fnowy ; fecondary quill-fea- 
thers tipt with white. Foolijh G. 
2- Black; beneath, cheeks and band on the wings black. 
3- Tail-feathers all black. 
inhabits Europe and America ; i 7 inches long, 2) 10 inches, 
EiU black ; infideof the viouth yellow ; legs and tail blackilh. 
^s. 
JPten. 
B. Feet ^~tocd, palmate. Diver. 
Grecnilb-brown with deeper fpots ; bread and belly red- 
dilh ; wings and tail brown. Chineje D. 
Inhabits China. Bill diilky ;■ irids and kgs cinereous. 
Blackilh, beneath white ; head and neck grey with black 
lines. Striped 
Inhabits the lakes of Forth America; 2— 3 pounds weight ; 
is very clamorous, and continually flying backwards arid 
forwards. 
Bill black, ftrong ; cheeks white. 
Neck beneath with a ferruginous (hield-Rke fpot. 
Red-thraatei D. 
Inhabits the lakes of Europe, Afia and America,, and is often 
feen at lea ; feeds on marine inlefts, crabs and lifli, which if 
prelTed by hunger it will feize from the fifliermens’ nets ; 
builds a neft of grafs and mols near water, and la>"s 2 eggs, 
cinereous Ipotted with black ; flies about, and makes a cla- 
morous noife before liorms ; 2 feet 5 inches long. 
Body above brown with minute white fpots, beneath white ; 
hill black ; head and chin cinereous Ijpotted with brown ; 
neck above with Imall white and brown lines ; legs dulky. 
drfl- 
Plead hogry ; neck beneath violet-black, with an inter- 
rupted white bdnd. Black-throated D. 
Irjvabits northern parts of Europe, AJia and America; 2 feet 
long ; is refllefs and noify before florms. 
Bill black ; body above black, beneath white ; ftdes of the 
neck white fpotted with black ; Jkoulders and wing-coverts 
with while fpots, the former fquare, the latter round ; ^utll- 
feathers dulky. 
Beneath white ; hind-bcad and quill-feathers dulky 5 
pale afli ; back, flanks, rump and tail 
white. 
7s 7 . 2 Innabits 
