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BIRDS. PASSERES. 83. Eringiifi- 
Inlviblts the Canar)! Iflands^ 2 ) Africa: — - 
domefticated eVcry whore for its rich long ; feeds o' 
feeds, cliicfly liemp and Canar)'-gra!s. 
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Flaveola, 
*Spinus. 
■k ^ 
Yellow': front tawny : quill and tail-featliefs bl3‘^ ’ 
wUh ilh- 
back 
Size of the laft 5 kill pale tipt with brown 
low' ; tail forked ; legs palcj 
•idle' 
Qiiill-feathcfs yellow in the mlddlcy the 
fpots I tail-feathers yellow at the bafe and 
black. 
iiill a” 
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2. Body black : crown yellow^ 
3. Pale olive, beneath yellow : head black : qu‘l 
feathers edged with yellow. 
4. Rump and body beneath yellow^ feed^’' 
Inhabits inches long; feeds cfn vrfrioit* 
eafily tamed, and lings indilTeremly. „ f 
Croain black ; body yeUowiih, above greenifh ; ' 
roings green ; throat brown, ( female white) ; 
in the female, greeuifli-afh fpotted with broWn. 
Mexieana. Above greenini-brown, beneath pale ochre. . 
Inhabits Isczo Spain j in fize and manners refembles t 
Above varied with yellow and blackiffi, beneaf” 
legs cinereous. Black 
Inhabits A’iciu Spain : fize of F. fpmus ; lings live®'- f 
CatotoL 
Datbata, 
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Pale yellow : wings green, fpotted with black 
chin bearded. “ ^ 
Inhabits mountains, of Chilly in winter defeends 
is eaiily tamed, fings channingh', and imitates the ^ 
other birds ; builds in trees ; fir.e of the Canary bit 
5t7rwhite at the bafe tlpt with black; Asad blacK 5 j 
the young bird, yellow, when half a year old ff! j 
black hairs, and when full grown appearing as ^ 
Female without beard, cinereous ; wings here and 
witli yellow. 
