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THE COMMON BUNTING. 
(Embertsa mtliaria.) 
THE upper plumage is of a yellowish-brown ; each 
feather down the back is marked in the middle with 
blackish-brown ; the throat is white; the under plu- 
mage dirty yellowish-white, streaked on the breast, the 
marks lengthening as they go downwards. Length, 
seven and a half inches. The female resembles the 
male. Eggs light dirty white, streaked and spotted 
with grey and brown-purple. 
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