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Chapter M: Maccaw (Blue and Yellow), 57

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Magpie, 43

Mallard, 305

Moor Hen, 300

_Motacilla alba_, Linnæus, 235

_Motacilla Boarula_, Linnæus, 237

_Motacilla dumetorum_, Linnæus, 247

_Motacilla flava_, Linnæus, 238

_Motacilla Fruticeti_, Linnæus, 227

_Motacilla Luscinia_, Linnæus, 206

_Motacilla Luscinia major_, Linnæus, 220

_Motacilla OEnanthe_, Linnæus, 239

_Motacilla Phoenicurus_, Linnæus, 252

_Motacilla Regulus_, Linnæus, 270

_Motacilla rubecula_, Linnæus, 230

_Motacilla Rubetra_, Linnæus, 241

_Motacilla Suecica_, Linnæus, 233

_Motacilla Tithys_, Linnæus, 250

_Motacilla Troglodytes_, Linnæus, 269

N.

Nightingale, 206

Nightingale (Greater), 220

Nut-Cracker, 42

Nuthatch, 85

O.

_Oriolus Galbula_, Linnæus, 46

Ortolan, 117

Oxeye, 274

P.

Parrakeet (Blossom-headed), Latham, 62

Parrakeet (blue and green), 66

Parrakeet (Borneo), 63

Parrakeet (green, long-tailed), 58

Parrakeet (red and blue headed), 67

Parrakeet (red-crescented), 67

Parrakeet (red-headed Guinea), 63

Parrakeet (rose-headed ring), 62

Parrakeet (rose-ringed), 64

Parrot (Amboina), 59

Parrot (ash-coloured), 71

Parrot (blue-faced), 75

Parrot (blue-headed), 59

Parrot (Cardinal), 62

Parrot (Carolina), 65

Parrot (Common Amazon), 75

Parrot (grey-breasted), 66

Parrot (Illinois), 57

Parrot (Pavouan), 64

Parrot (purple), 60

Parrot (whiskered), 61

Parrot (white-fronted), 74

Parrot (yellow-headed Amazon), 76

Parrot (yellow), 59

_Parus ater_, Linnæus, 277

_Parus biarmicus_, Linnæus, 282

_Parus cæruleus_, Linnæus, 278

_Parus cristatus_, Linnæus, 281

_Parus major_, Linnæus, 274

_Parus palustris_, Linnæus, 280

_Passer domestica_, Ray, 137

_Passer montana_, Ray, 139

Passerine Birds, 88

_Picus major_, Linnæus, 79

_Picus medius_, Linnæus, 80

_Picus minor_, Linnæus, 80

_Picus viridis_, Linnæus, 78

Pies, 31

Pipit (Field), 184

_Psittacus æstivus_, Linnæus, 75

_Psittacus Amboinensis_, Linnæus, 59

_Psittacus autumnalis_, Linnæus, 75

_Psittacus Ararauna_, Linnæus, 57

_Psittacus Banksii_, Linnæus, 70

_Psittacus bimaculatus_, Sparrmann, 61

_Psittacus canicularis_, Linnæus, 67

_Psittacus Carolinensis_, Linnæus, 65

_Psittacus cristatus_, Linnæus, 68

_Psittacus cyanocephalus_, Linnæus, 59

_Psittacus domicilla_, Linnæus, 73

_Psittacus erithacus_, Linnæus, 71

_Psittacus erythrocephalus Bengalensis_, Linnæus, 62

_Psittacus erythrocephalus Borneus_, Linnæus, 63

_Psittacus erythrocephalus, Linnæus_, 62

_Psittacus garrulus_, Linnæus, 73

_Psittacus garrulus Auroræ_, Linnæus, 59

_Psittacus Guianensis_, Linnæus, 64

_Psittacus leucocephalus_, Linnæus, 74

_Psittacus Lory_, Linnæus, 74

_Psittacus Ludovicianus_, Linnæus, 65

_Psittacus lunatus_, Bechstein, 67

_Psittacus Macao_, Linnæus, 54

_Psittacus Manillensis_, Bechstein, 63

_Psittacus Moluccensis_, Linnæus, 69

_Psittacus murinus_, Linnæus, 66

_Psittacus nobilis_, Linnæus, 76

_Psittacus ochrocephalus_, Gmelin, 76

_Psittacus passerinus_, Linnæus, 66

_Psittacus Pennanti_, Latham, 60

_Psittacus pertinax_, Linnæus, 57

_Psittacus Philippinarum_, Linnæus, 70

_Psittacus pullarius_, Linnæus, 64

_Psittacus rufirostris_, Linnæus, 58

_Psittacus solstitialis_, Linnæus, 59

_Psittacus sulphureus_, Linnæus, 69

Purr, 299

R.

_Ramphastos picatus_, Linnæus, 77

_Ramphastos piscivorus_, Linnæus, 77

_Ramphastos Tucanus_, Linnæus, 76

Raven, 37

Red and Blue Maccaw, 55

Redbill, 105

Red-Breast, 230

Redpole (Lesser), 144

Redstart (Black), 250

Redstart (Common), 252

Redwing, 196

Reed Bird, 282

Reed Warbler, 266

Ring Dove, 285

Ring Parrakeet (Rose-headed), Latham, 62

Roller, 44

Rose Ouzel, 197

Ruff, 298

S.

Scaup Duck, 305

Sedge Bird, 268

Serin-finch, 154

Sheldrake, 304

Siskin, 151

_Sitta Europoea_, Linnæus, 85

Sparrow (House), 137

Sparrow (Java), 102

Sparrow (Ring), 153

Sparrow (Tree), 139

Starling, 186

_Strix passerina_, Linnæus, 29

_Sturnus collaris_, Linnæus, 273

_Sturnus vulgaris_, Linnæus, 186

Swan, 303

_Sylvia arundinacea_, Latham, 266

_Sylvia atricapilla_, Bechstein, 222

_Sylvia cinerea_, Bechstein, 244

_Sylvia Curruca_, Bechstein, 247

_Sylvia Fitis_, Bechstein, 262

_Sylvia Hippolais_, Montagu, 258
Bechstein, 255

_Sylvia hortensis_, Latham, 225

_Sylvia icterina_, Vieillot, 258

_Sylvia Locustella_, Latham, 265

_Sylvia Loquax_, Herbert, 258

_Sylvia Phragmitis_, Bechstein, 268

_Sylvia polyglotta_, Ranzani, 255

_Sylvia rufa_, Bechstein, 261

_Sylvia salicaria_, Latham, 268

_Sylvia sibilatrix_, Bechstein, 263

_Sylvia Trochilus_, Latham, 262, 263

T.

Tarrock, 306

Thrush (Blue), 204

Thrush (Missel), 191

Thrush (Reed), 204

Thrush (Rock), 201

Thrush (Solitary), 203

Thrush (Song), 193

Tit (Bearded), 282

Tit (Blue), 278

Tit (Cole), 277

Tit (Crested), 281

Tit (Greater), 274

Titlark, 182

Tit (Marsh), 280

Tom Tit, 278

Tourako, 82

Tucan (Brazilian), 77

Tucan (Preacher), 77

Tucan (Yellow-breasted), 76

_Turdus arundinaceus_, Linnæus, 204, 207

_Turdus cyaneus_, Linnæus, 204

_Turdus Iliacus_, Linnæus, 196

_Turdus merula_, Linnæus, 198

_Turdus musicus_, Linnæus, 193

_Turdus pilaris_, Linnæus, 195

_Turdus roseus_, Linnæus, 197

_Turdus saxatilis_, Linnæus, 201

_Turdus solitarius_, Linnæus, 203

_Turdus torquatus_, Linnæus, 200

_Turdus viscivorus_, Linnæus, 191

Turtle (Collared), 287

Turtle Dove, 286

U.

_Upupa Epops_, Linnæus, 48

W.

Wagtail (Common), 235

Wagtail (Grey), 237

Wagtail (Yellow), 238

Warbler (Alpine), 273

Warblers, 174

Waxbill, 103

Wheatear, 239

Whinchat, 241

White-breast, 227

White-throat, 244

White Stork, 295

Wild Goose, 304

Woodchat, 34

Woodcock, 296

Woodpecker (Greater-spotted), 79

Woodpecker (Green), 78

Woodpecker (Lesser spotted), 80

Woodpecker (Middle spotted), 80

Woodpeckers, 78

Wren, 269

Wren (Gold-crested), 270

Wren (Willow), 262

Wren (Wood), 263

Wryneck, 81

Y.

Yellowhammer, 114

_Yunx torquilla_, Linnæus, 81

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