BIRDS. PASSERES. 88. Pams. 
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Rufous; crown hoary; tail longer than the 
bearded ; vent black. ^ L 
Inhabits Europe, in niar{hy places; 6i inches long; luipenas 
its neft between 3 reeds; eggs reddilh -white with Imall rea 
-fii/l paic orange; irids yellow; kgs black; tail wedged; 
■uhijkcrs coinpofed of long black, feathers; 3 outer 
thers black at the bafe and Whitish at the tips ; middle ot the 
breajl flesh-coloured ; Jides and thighs pale orange. 
Rufty-brown ; head and neck paler ; quill-fe^hers ai^ 
long tail brown edged with black. Chiwje f. 
Inhabks China ; 3I inches long. BiU black ; kgs red. 
Grey; chin, wings and middle tail-feathers black; body 
beneath, rump, fpot on the wings and bafe of the 
lateral tail-feathers tawny. Malabar T. 
Inhabits Malabar; 5I inches long. 
Bill and black ; irids red. Fmak beneath rufous yellow. 
Black, beneath pale rufous fpotted with black ; 
bafe of the bill to the neck a white line ; 
. Alpine i . 
Inhabits alpine parts of Perfia; b^e of P. caudatus. 
Upper/ra/Aerr of the body edged with "j!" 
andewerfr above black, beneath cinereous, the lattei tipt 
with white; forked; outmoE with a white 
w«dged fpof at the tip. 
Grey-brown, beneath whitilh ; belly rufous grey ; lower 
part of the neck black in the middle ; fides pale ru- 
. lOUS. 
Belly and vent white. 
Inhabits Siberia ; 5 inches long. * 
BiU and kgs blackifli ; edged witli rufous-grev, 
tail nightly wedged, the outmoft feathers edged with red- 
difli-grey. 
^hite ; beneath* ocular line and collar livid. 
Inhabits the oak forefts of Siberia, 
Roddifh-brown ; back cinereous ; throat black , band under 
the eyes and breaft white ; fiUes y- 
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