BIRDS. PASSERES. Si.Emberiza. 
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"^(niale, head with a citjereous line on the crown, the fides 
Varied with duflty and ferruginous ; temples witli a white 
line ; from tlie eyeei to the bale of the mandible a white 
line ; n.eck cinereous beneath ; breajl and bdly ferruginous ; 
back reddifh, varied with black ; zein^s cinereous at the 
bafe ; tail blackifh. 
Brow’n ; breaft fpotted ; eyebrows pale yellow ; 2 outmoU 
tail-feathers with a white wedged fpot. Cirl B- 
Inhabits Fyance and Italy : 6^ inches long ; feeds on feeds, 
■Worms and inletls, 
Bill brown-afh ; head olive temples yellow ; between the bill 
and eyes a black fpot ; throat black with a yellow band ; 
body beneath yellow ; tail a little forked, the feathers edged 
with grey. 
Beniale beneath ftreaked with hrpwn chin and vent white. 
Cinereous fpotted with brown ; tail-feathers tipt with 
white; hind-part of the back yellow. Familiar 
Inhabits java ; very fmall and tame. 
Body beneath cinereous; head and neck alh-colour ; bill black ; 
coverts and tip of the tail white, 
Ida 
< vrey ; face yellow, 
Inhabits warm countries ; very fmall, 
Bront and chin yellow. 
^■‘own ; crown tawny ; vent white. 
Inhabits Surinam j fize of a titmoufe. 
Bafe of the uings beneath whitlfli. 
Black ; crown reddifli ; belly black ; tail-feathers daggered. 
Rice B, 
^•Olive-brown, beneath yellowifh ; rump yellow, tranf- 
verfely lined with brown ; greater wihg-coverts and 
quill-feathers black, edged with white. 
Inhabits Cuba, and migrates to Carolina as the rice crops come 
in, committing great ravages ; afteiw'ards travels to Nezo 
York to feed on the young Indian com ; lings well, and is 
b I inches long. 
■BiW black •, front, temples, back, (in the female rufous); tailma 
body beneath black ; hind-head reddilb ; Jhoulders whitifh ; 
tju-illfeatkers edged with yelldwifh-grey ; tail forked, 
brownifh at the tip ; legs brown. 
3 Z 2 • *Schceniclus, 
yellow-faced B. 
Amazon B- 
