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BIRDS. GRALLTE. 54. Tringa. 
Inhaijits Hudfon's Bay ; fizc of S. fedoa. 
BUI bl'ack, a little turned up and reddilh at the bafci 
black ; tczl with blackilh-brown bars. 
iti’ 
mdfonica Brown, with white fpots, beneath rufty-chefnut, "'‘2 
brown bars ; eyebrows, chin, rump and bafe 0* 
tail white. 
Inliahits Hudjon’s Bay ; Icfs than the lall. 
Hudjonian Go^ 
BUL and leg^s blackifli ; tail fliort, black, with a whit® 
54. TRINGA. Bill roundifh, as long as 
head : nojlrils fmall, linear : ( 
flender : feet 4-toed ; the hind-toe ^ 
one joint, and raifed from the ’ 
^Pugna 
.V. Bill and legs rufous ; 3 lateral tail-feathers without ip® 
face with flelh-colour granulations. 
Ruff and R.^t 
Inhabits F.urnpe and Siberia: 12 inches long ; 
fens early in the fpring and dlfappears about 
the ruffs or males fight with great obftinacy for the f®*”^ , 
or reeves, who lay 4 white eggs, with large rufty aist 
tnft of grafs ; the ruffs are fo variable in their coloU’'* 
^ 2 are feldom found alike. , jjjs 
BUI fometiracs - black or yellotvlfh ; tn’dr hazel; back 0' jj. 
neck with a large tuft of feathers which fall off ^ 
uig feafon. 
Female pale brown ; back fpotted with black ; tail 
middle feathers fpotted with black ; breajl and billy 
*Vandlus. Legs red ; creft pendent; breaff black. 
, Lapiving. Ba/tard Plover, y kn 
Inhabits the moill heaths and marfliy grounds of 
and Africa ; feeds on worms and {lugs ; lays 4 0,0^^ 
(potted with black ; the parents are very anxiuu* 
„ L, '’jgprouffy for the young ; flelh and eggs “f** 
Bid black ; mas kazel ; crated ftiniiig black ; ertfi 
head 4 inches long; ckeeh and fides of tlw ntek 
Tieath each eye a black line ; throat black ; hind-p^r' 
md mhzi with white,- afh-colour and red ; 
