BIRDS. PASSERES, 77.Turdus. 503 
Inhabits Cayenne : about 7 inches long. 
Leller zuing-couerts tipt with white, the reft with rufous ; tail 
about a inches long. 
Erown, beneath, front and temples rufous ; vent white ; 
tail and legs cinereous. Rufous T. 
Inhabits Cayenne; inches long. 
-BiW bkckllh i wing-ewerts black tipt with yellow. 
Reddifti-brown, varied with tranfverfe dark ftreaks, be- 
neath whitilh; chin, cheeks and throat reddiih- 
orange : a black blotch, fpotted with white eack fide 
the neck. . ^ 
Inhabits woods of Cayenne; 4 defies long; is fohtary, and 
feeds on ants and other inlcfts, and is celebrated for Us fweet 
and variable note. 
Bill black ; tail an inch long ; legs yellowilli. 
Rcddifli-brown, beneath paler ; crown and Tides of the 
head and neck black ; tail grey, with blackilh lines. 
Barred-tatled T. 
length 5i inches ; beneath the eyes feme white ftreaks ; chta 
and throat white ; tail 3 inches long ; legs ycllowifh. 
Cinereous, beneath rufous; crown black; legs and wm^ 
brown ; tail a little wedged. Buff-winged 
Inhabits Cayenne ; 6 ^ inches long. 
Tail ai inches long ; aiing-ceverts buff-colour. 
Olive-brown; throat and bread black; belly cinereous; 
wedged tail blackilh. White-bached T. 
Inhabits thick woods of Cayenne : 6 inches long ; has a harfli 
note, and feeds on ants. ' , • i. 
Begs yellowifti ; wings brown-afti, the coverts fpotted with 
white. 
Male with a white fpot in the middle of the back. 
Temale without the white fpot ; chin white, reft of the body 
beneath and wing-coverts at the tips reddifh. 
Cinereous ; tail wedged, edged and tipt with 5 
crown crefted ; chin varied with white and black ; 
thre^^t and bread black, Black-crejted T. 
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