BIRDS. PASSERES. 89. Hirundo. 
63 s 
'■‘ca. 
C,>- 
Pa. 
Blue, beneath white ; temples and rump ferruginous. 
Dauurian Sih'. 
Inhabits alpine parts of Siberia: larger than the common 
fwallow ; builds an hemifpherical neft in the clefts of the 
bigheft rocks. ' 
Temples ferruginous ; primary quill-feathers blackifh, the tips 
obtufe with a brown Ifreakj the firlt. long 5 ontmoll; tail-fea- 
ther twice as long as the rclt; vent pale-ath, the feathers tipt 
with black. 
DuH-y.blaclc, the feathers edged with white, beneath 
white; head red. Red-keaded Siu. 
Inhabits India; liae of the leaft humming-bird. 
Tail-coverts brow’nilh. 
Black, beneath cinereous ; rmiap whitiflj. AoonalaJIjJta Sw. 
Inhabits Aoonalajkka ; 4^ inches long. 
Brown, beneath whitifh ; greater part of the head rufous. 
Rufous-beaded Sw. 
Inhabits India ; 4 inches long. 
Some of tlie zeing-ceverts edged with white ; quill-feathers 
longer than the tail ; legs dulky. 
e: 
Black Siu, 
Su 
ha 
:^ritirely black. 
' with a white ffripc. 
Entirely blackifh-grey. 
Inhabits interior parts of South America ; 6 inches long ; 
builds in a deep hol;p in the ground, with a long entrance. 
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Black with a Reel glofs ; belly white. St. Domingo Suv, 
InhabUs St. Dotningo : 7 inches long : migrates. 
Bill and legs brown. 
Black, beneath white ; band on the belly pale afii ; quill 
and tail-feathers pale grey edged with yellowilli-grey. 
- Peruvian Sw, 
Inhabits Peru. Round the black eyes a brown circle. 
Black, beneath cinereous ; quill and tail-feathers cinereous 
edged with yellowilh-grey. JJh-beUied Sw, 
V- Inhabits Peru and Otaheite; lefs than the common fw. 
Entirely blackifh-grey. 
Inhabits Louifana, Wings longer than the tail. 
Violacea. 
