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BIRDS. PASSERES. 77. TuiduB. 
hill over the eye and reaching as far as the nape i white 
ftiipe; leffer aiing-coverts edged with ferruginous-, lateral 
tail feathers black tipt with white. 
®rown, beneath ferruginous ; a white line on the fides of 
the head ; tail roupded. ^ryttig T, 
fnhablls Bengal and China ; 9^ inches long ; feeds on rice, 
flics and flelh ; has a Ihrill loud note. 
Bin aiwl irids yellow ; kgs reddifh. 
denials ferruginous, except the quill and 3 tail-fcutKcTS which 
are the greatell part white. 
Rufous, beneath paler fpotted ; quill-feathers of one co- 
lour ; tail rounded, rufous. Ferruginous T. 
Inhabits North America; si— r 2 inches long; fmgs finely; 
builds in low ftiruhs ; eggs tyhife, with rully fpots. 
nufley-afh, beneath palcafh j primary quill-feathers white 
on the outer half. Mocking-bird. Mimic T. 
Inliablts moill woods of Virginia., Carolina and jfamaica • 
9^ inches long ; feeds on berries, fruits and infefcls ; has a de- 
Ughtfully muiical and tblemn note, and can imitate the tone 
of all other aniipals ; in mimicking the notes of the lelfcr 
birds it frequently allures them near it and then terrifies them 
svith the fereams of birds of prey; builds often near houfes 
and is eafily tamed. 
Bill black ; irids yellow ; tail 4 inches long ; kgt cinereous. 
brown ; bread and lateral tail tail-feathers whitifh ; 
eyebrows white. _ Mocking T. 
* ^tey-brown, varied with black and whitifli j beneath 
white, fpotted with cinereous and black. 
Inhabits South America; 8| inches long ; refembles the lad in 
its imitative notes and fine fong ; eggs white, fpotted w-ith 
hrown. 
Outerraoft tail-feathers white, the next white on the outer 
fide ; tail long, rounded ; bill brown. 
Brown-afli, beneath pale alh ; quill and tail-feathers tipt 
with white. 
Wubits Chili ; refembles T. polyglottus in fize and manners , 
buflds a cylindrical neft a foot long, defended on the outfide 
