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BIRDS. PASSERES. 77. Turdus. 
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’ > armpits pale yellow ; tall wedged. , Red-legged P . 
*' olueifli ; chin white dotted with black ; tail wedged, (fe- 
male). 
inhabits Americas above lo inches long ; builds in trees near 
the banks of rivefs and lines its nell with mud ; iings excel- 
lently and feeds on berries ; flefii rank. 
Male wholly black, except a large yellow blotch under the 
wings. 
Female, bill, eyelids, iriis and legs red ; palate orange ; head and 
■body cinereous, beneath paler ; between the bill and eyes a 
black Ipot ; chin white, with black lines ; quill-feathers black- 
ilh, edged with grey ; tail-feathers blackilh, the 4 outer ones 
, each fide tipt with white, 
A , 
\ •'^Oove reddilh-brown, beneath black-brown ; quill and 
2 pointed middle tail-feathers more dulky. 
rhich-bUkd T, 
Inhabits Nezu Zealand ; g inches long. 
^dl blackifli ; temples b'lack-browh ; feathers of the neck and 
breap with a reddilh flrcak in the middle, of the belly with a 
white one ; legs black. 
Female tawny, beneath paler; mng-coverts with 2 rufous 
bands. 
^eddifli-brown ; quill-feathers edged with black ; tail 
black, rounded. 
Inhabits Ulietea : 8 * inches long. 
^ill reddilh ; legs black. 
Hi. 
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^ellovvifli.afh, beneath whitifli ; tail-feathers brown-afli, 
the lateral ones tipt with white. P ale T. 
inhabits beyond the lake Baikal in Siberia, 
; mouth yellow j eyebrows and fpace under the 
wings white. White-browed T. 
Inliabits woods of Siberia : lefs than T, vifeivorus. 
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Above brown, beneath fnowy ; neck and even tail-feathers 
rufous, the 2 middle ones cinereous. Red-necked T. 
Inhabits higheft mountains of Dauuria ; fize of T. vifeivorus. 
'Hri 
^rown ; eyebrows, chin and vent white. 
Inhabits woods of Siberia. Breafi blackifh. 
Dark T. 
'Phanicurus. 
