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BIRDS. PASSERES. 86, Motacilla- 
Inhabits the whole known world ; is the leaft of 
and fings melodioufly ; '3^ inches long. t.jd 
black ; erd/Z orange (female yellow), each f ’ 
black ; body above yellowifli-greeii, beneath 
laing-coverts dark-brown with 2 traiifverfe white ha 
yellow. 
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Crefted, greenifli, beneath whitifli-afh : 
vent pale yellow : wiitg-coverts at the edge 
tail-feathers at the tip white 
Inhabits Cayenne : fomething lefs than the laft. 
Etata, 
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iitfti 
Bill Ihort ; long feathers of the crejl yellow on the 1 ^^ ^ p# 
elfewhere with the head brown ; wing-coverts 
bars ; quill and tail-feathers black, 2 middle one* 
the reft white at the tip, 
*TrBcMlus Dufky-green, beneath yellowilh-white j wings 
brown, edged with green : eyebrows yello"'^' jifftP 
2. Beneath yellow ; throat and breaft yellowifli-vyhitc 
beneath brimftone-colour. . . cl''” 
3. Above varied with blackilh, beneath rufous-whtl® '• 
and eyebrows white. j, ipo' , 
Inhabits Europe and America ; 4I inches long ; freqh^h t 
woods, and creeps up and down trees in fearch 
builds in hollows in the fides of ditches, making ® 
neft, with the entrance at the top ; eggs white with 
ferruginous fpots. 
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*Sylviccla. Greenifli, beneath yellowifh ; eyebrow's yellow : 
vent fnowy. 
Inhabits Europe, particularly the oak woods of 
Jhire : inches long ; builds on the ground a p 
neft with an entrance near the top ; eggs whit®? ‘r 
with ferruginous fpots. Linn. Tranf, 4. 35* . fettf^ 
Bill dufkyi irids hazel ; upper part of the head, 
lars and upper tail-coverts lively yellow-green ; jw , 
throat yellow ; lower part of the ireajl, belly 
tail-coverts pure white ; quill-feathers dufley, tb* 
with yellow-green ; tail a little forked, and ex^ep _ 
outmoft edged with j'ellow-green ; legs ycllowilb'"* 
