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Identifier: britishzoology01penn (find matches)
Title: British zoology
Year: 1776 (1770s)
Authors: Pennant, Thomas, 1726-1798
Subjects: Zoology -- Great Britain
Publisher: Warrington, Printed by W. Eyres, for B. White, London
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
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Suec.fp. 26^. Parus major Gefner av. 640. Le grofTe Mefange ou la Char- AUt\ av, II. 319. bonnierc. BriJJon av. III. Spernuzzola, Paruffola. Oil- 539. nay 28. PI Enl 3. f. i. Great Titmoufe, or Ox-eye. Mufvit. Brunnich, 287. Wil. orn. 240. Kohlmeife. Kram . 378. Ran fyn, aij 73. Frifch, I. 13. Snitza. ScopoH, No. 242. Br. ZooL 113. plate W. f. 4. T HIS fpecies fometimes vidts our gardens-, butchiefly inhabits woods, where it builds inhollow trees, laying about ten eggs. This, andthe whole tribe feed on infedts, which they find inthe bark of trees; in the fpring they do a greatdeal of mifchief in the fruit garden, by picking offthe tender buds. Like wood-peckers they are per-petually running up and down the bodies of treesin qued of food. The bird has three chearfulnotes, which it begins to utter in the month of Fe-bruary,Descrip. The head and throat of this fpecies are black;the cheeks white j the back green .the belly of a yellowilb 1 GREAT, 2 BLT^E . 3 (OJ.E . 4 NUVlUSIi TITMOX^SE.
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Class II. BLUE TITMOUSE. yellowifli green, divided in the middle by a bed ofblack, which extends to the vent -, the rump is ofa bluilh grey. The quil-feathers are dufky, edgedpartly with blue, partly with white: the covertsblue; the greater tipt with white. The exteriorfides of the outmoft feathers of the tail are white:the exterior fides of the other bluifh: their inte-rior fides duflcy: the legs lead color. Toes dividedto the origin; and the back toe of the whole genusvery large and ftrong. 39^ Belon av. 369. Parus cceruleus. Ge/her a^v. 641.Aldr. av. II 321.Blue Titmoufe, or Nun. ^7/. cr?t. 242.Raiifyn a=v. 74-La Mefange Bleue. Bnj(fon rsj. III. 544. PL Enl. 3. f. 2. Parozolino, o Fratlno. Zinan, 76.Lin.fyJi.^A,^.Blamees. Faun. Suec. fp. 267.Blaaemeife. Br. 288.Blaumeife. Kram. 379. Fri/ch, I. 14. 163. Blue, Blava fnitza, Blau mandlitz. Br. Zool. 114. plate W. f. 5Scopoliy No. 244. THIS bird frequents gardens, and does greatinjury to fruit trees, by bruifing the youngbuds in fearch

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  • booksubject:Zoology____Great_Britain
  • bookpublisher:Warrington__Printed_by_W__Eyres__for_B__White__London
  • bookcontributor:MBLWHOI_Library
  • booksponsor:MBLWHOI_Library
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