THE NATURAL HISTORY 
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The FRIZZLED SPARROW. 
The plumage is of an olive colour. The under part of 
ihe body yellowifh, its head is black and many of its feat 
thers frizzled. 
It is fuppofed to inhabit Angola, or Brazil. 
There are'many other fpecies of the Genus 
Fringilla, but thole mentioned are the moft re¬ 
markable for their plumage, and their manners. 
Genus 75 . M U S C I C A P A. 
The bill of the Fly Catcher Genus is flatted at the bafe, 
almofl triangular, notched at the end of the upper man¬ 
dible, which bends towards the point; and befet with 
bridles. 
The nodrilsroundifh. 
This is a Genus related a little to carnivorous 
birds, apparently more innocent, and perhaps 
quite as ufeful. They are in faft birds of prey, 
though they abftain from fleflr, and are not in¬ 
jurious to fruit, or grain, living upon flies, and 
gnats, and other infers. 
Some 
