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BIRDS. PASSERES. 83. FringillS' 
Bill 3.nd legs white; wing-coverts black with a 
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tail and quill-feathers black, the leffer edged am 
white. 
Female, head not black ; body abov'e olive; belly 
white. 
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flena. 
Black, beneath white ; above and beneath thp 
line - nriincrf* ^ 
, bread orange. 
Inhabits South America : 6| inches long. ,, ^ 
Bill and tegs lead-colour ; under a large ye* 
neck above and rump red ; belly and vent white “ 
tail brown ; wing-coverts with a white band. 
Female, head and ntek cinereous. 
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Bepida. (jreenifh-brown ; band above and beneath th^ 
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chin orange ; bread black. 
Inhabits the woods of Cuba : as fmall again as the 
fings with a weak but very I'weet note. 
Bill and eyes black ; belly and legs purplilh-ani. 
Carthagi- Variegated with cinereous, brown and yellow. . -/' 
nenfis, Carth^^.^ 
Inhabits woods of America : larger than the Canai7 
Bill and legs pale brown. 
AEthiops. Deep black ; irids rufous, Msn'y g,,, 
Inhabits woods of America; feeds on fruits and 
nnamts woods ol America; feeds on fruits and agd. 
eafily tamed ; fings with the feathers of the head 
Autumna- Greenifli ; cap ferruginous ; vent tedaceous 
Inhabits Surinam. Fail entire. 
Citrinella. Pale greenifli ; back fpotted with brown ; l^S'’ ^ 
lour. 
Inhabits Southern. Furopt and Syria ; 5 inches 
Bill brown : bodu beneath and rumh n-rppnifh-V^* 
Serinfi, 
Bill brown ; body beneath and rump greenilh'y^^j*^ [jls*'^ 
greenifli ; greater quilUnd tail-fiatket 
edged with green. 
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Pale greenifli; lower mandible whitifli ; back 
fpotted with brown; wings with a yellow bar ^ f 
