The Pied Fieldfare.
Numb. XXXVI.
TH E Head and Neck of this Bird was white; fpot-»
ed in fome Places with black, in others with lead
Colour. It had a dark yellow Spot on the fore Part of ts
Neck, and on that feveral Spots of black ; its Back dark
brown; the Rump Afli-Colour; the middle of its Breaft
dusky yellow with tranfverfe Lines of black; the Bill yel-
lowilh; the quill Feathers of the Wings dark or dusky
brown, their Edges of the exteriour Webs white, as was
alfo the fcapular Feathers; on the upper Part next the
Back, it had two or three white Feathers; the Belly and
Thighs white, with fome tranfverfe Lines and Spots of
black.
The Tail was made up of twelve black Feathers;' the
Legs and Feet of a dusky brown; the Claws black.
This Bird was fent me by my very good Friend Mr.
Abraham. Trancia : It was Ihot among other Fieldfares.
