PASSERINE. 
Toes, divided to the origin ; claw of the back toe very long, and 
either ftrait, or very little bent. 
Larks, Br. Zool. fol. tab. S. Br. Zool. I. tab. L V. 
Inhabits Europe, Afia , Africa , and America. 
Alauda of Linnaeus and Briffon III. part II. 33 r. Linn^us has 
XI fpecies, Briffon XII. 
Bill, weak and {lender. 
Tongue, lacerated at the end. 
Legs, (lender. 
Frequent the fides of brooks ; their tails much in motion ; their 
pace running; feldom perch ; their ned on the ground. 
Wagtails, Br. Zool. I. tab. LY. 
After the example of Scopoli , I feparate thefe, the genuine Mo ta- 
ctile , from the other foft-bill’d fmall birds, which he fbiles 
Sylvia. They are included among th t Mot a cilice of Linnveus, 
and FiceduU of Briffon III. part II. 369. 
Bill, (lender and weak. 
Nostrils, fmall, funk. 
Tongue, cloven. 
Feet, the exterior toe joined at the under part of the lad: joint 
to the middle toe. 
Red-bread, Br. Zool. fol. tab. S, 
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Ex. 
LI. WAGTAIL. 
Ex. 
LJLWARBLERS. 
Inhabits 
Ex. 
