LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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COLOURED PLATES.
PLATE XI.—THE ANGOLA VULTURE.
" XII.—THE JAVA OWL.
" XIII.—THE TAWNY GOATSUCKER.
" XIV.—THE RED-BACKED SHRIKE.
" XV.—THE PURPLE-CRESTED CORYTHAIX.
" XVI.—EGGS.
" XVII.—EGGS.
" XVIII.—THE NIGHTINGALE.
" XIX.—THE AZURE PITTA.
" XX.—THE ORONOKO CORACINA.

WOOD ENGRAVINGS.
FIG. PAGE
1. The Gos Hawk (Astur palumbarius) 4
2. Eagles 8
3. The Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaËtos) 12
4. The Imperial Eagle (Aquila imperialis) 13
5. Bold Wedge-tailed Eagles (UroaËtos audax) 16
6. The Tufted Eagle (LophoaËtos occipitalis) 20
7. The Harpy Eagle (Harpyia destructor) 24
8. The Sea Eagle (HaliaËtos albicilla) 25
9. The White-headed Sea Eagle (HaliaËtos leucocephalus) 28
10. The African Screaming Sea Eagle (HaliaËtos vocifer) 29
11. The Short-tailed Kite (Helotarsus ecaudatus) 33
12. The Parasite Kite (Hydroictinia parasitica) 40
13. The Red or Royal Kite (Milvus regalis) 41
14. The Swallow-tailed Kite (Nauclerus furcatus) 42
15. The Reed Kite or Marsh Harrier (Circus rufus) 45
16. The Snake Buzzard (CircaËtos brachydactylus, or CircaËtos Gallicus) 48
17. The Common or Mouse Buzzard (Buteo vulgaris) 53
18. The Carancho or Traro (Polyborus vulgaris or Brasiliensis) 60
19. Track across the Pampas 61
20. The Secretary, or Crane Vulture (Gypogeranus serpentarius) 64
21. Vultures feasting 65
22. The Bearded Vulture, or LÄmmergeier (GypaËtos barbatus) 68
23. The Condor (Sarcorhamphus gryphus, or Sarcorhamphus condor) 72
24. The King of the Vultures (Sarcorhamphus papa) 73
25. The Tawny Goose Vulture (Gyps fulvus)

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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