BIRDS. PASSERES. 85. Mufcicapa. ^ 581 
f^crruginouSt beneath pale chefnnt : c|uill-feathers bla(i ; 
wing-coverts with a rufly-white fpot near the tip , 
tail-feathers brown, the outtnofl; tipt with white. 
Spotted-winged F. 
Inhabits Sandieich IJlands. 
black, the bafe of the lower mandible edged with yellow. 
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Black, beneath white ; breafl rufous ; Inaermoft quill-fea- 
thers tipt with white, (male). Cape 'I . 
Brown, beneath white ; bread black ; wings with a rufous 
band ; tail-feathers tipt with white, (female). 
Inhabits the Cape of Good Hope; 4 I inches hmg. 
Sides of the neck,' collar md fpot in the middle of thetDtw^r 
white. 
black; brown.' 
Black ; front, orbits, throat, rump, fpurious win^, band 
on the greater wing-coverts, tips of the tail-feathers 
^ and body beneath white. Black arid white F. 
\Vhite ; hind-head, neck, wings, rump and tail black. 
% Inhabits Cayenne ; 4I inches long. Female, 2) all grey. 
fis, ' Brown, beneath cinereous ; head black ; vent rem 
Cat F, 
Inhabits Virginia : 8 inches long ; mews like a cat. 
BiU and crown black ; tail even, blackilh. 
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Dirty-olive, beneath '♦vhitifti-yellow; chin and edge of the 
wings yellow ; primary quill and tail-feathers olive. 
Golden-throat F. 
Inhabits New York, 
Bale green ; wing-coverts edged with white , quill and 
tail-feathers blackifh, edged with yellow. NitidF. 
Inhabits China; a fmall fpecies. 
Dlive-afii ; bread cinereous ; belly whitifh-yellow ; head, 
tail and quill-feathers black, the fecondaries at the 
edge and outmod tail-feathers on the outer ^ ® 
white. 
Inhabits New York : feeds on bees. Legs black. 
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