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A natural history of birds : most of which have not been figur'd or describ'd, and others very little known from obscure or too brief descriptions without figures, or from figures very ill design'd
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- 1743-1764
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- London: College of Physicians
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- Vol. 1 has title: A natural history of uncommon birds.
- Vols. 5-7 have title: Gleanings of natural history : exhibiting figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, plants, &c., most of which have not, till now, been either figured or described.
- Vols. 5-7 have added title page in French: Glanures d'histoire naturelle.
- Vols. 5-7 have text in English and French in parallel columns.
- "The author seems to have intended each volume to be the last one, but extended the work to four parts and continued it under the title of 'Gleanings of natural history' to seven parts."--Catalogue of the Edward E. Ayer Ornithological Library, page 193.
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- A natural history of birds : most of which have not been figur'd or describ'd, and others very little known from obscure or too brief descriptions without figures, or from figures very ill design'd [Part I] 1743
- A natural history of birds : most of which have not been figured or described, and others very little known, from obscure or too brief descriptions without figures, or from figures very ill designed Part II 1747
- A natural history of birds : the most of which have not hitherto been figured or described, and the rest, by reason of obscure, or too brief descriptions, without figures, or of figures very ill design'd, are hitherto but little known Part III 1750
- A natural history of birds: the most of which have not hitherto been either figured or described, and the rest, by reason of obscure, or too brief descriptions without figures, or of figures very ill designed, are hitherto but little known Part IV 1751
- Gleanings of natural history : exhibiting figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, plants, etc. most of which have not, till now, been either figured or described [Part I] 1758
- Gleanings of natural history : exhibiting figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, etc. most of which have not, till now, been either figured or described Part II 1760
- Gleanings of natural history : containing figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, plants, etc most of which have not, till now, been either figured or described Part III 1764
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- A natural history of uncommon birds
- Gleanings of natural history
- Glanures d'histoire naturelle
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- Edwards, George, 1694-1773
- Publisher
- London: College of Physicians
- Date
- 1743-1764
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- 7 volumes : color illustrations ; 32 cm
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- Languages
- English, French
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- [Cover]
- Georgii Edvardi ornithologia nova
- A natural history of uncommon birds, and of some other rare and undescribed animals, quadrupedes, fishes, reptiles, insects, etc.
- [Introduction]
- [Title Page]
- To the honourable the president and fellows of the Royal College of Physicians, of London
- The preface
- The names of the generous encouragers of this work
- The white tailed eagle
- The king of the vultures
- The spotted hawk or falcon
- The black hawk or falcon
- The black parrot from Madagascar
- The smallest green and red Indian paroquet
- The touraco
- The great king-fisher from the River Gambia
- The black and white king-fisher
- The swallow-tail'd king-fisher
- The little Indian king-fishers
- The Arabian bustard
- The quan or guan, so called in the West Indies
- The green-wing'd dove
- The long-tail'd dove
- The transverse striped or bared dove
- The minor or mino, greater and less
- The solitary sparrow
- The Chinese starling or black-bird
- The rose or carnation-colour'd ouzel of Aldrov
- The blue creeper ; The golden-headed black tit-mouse
- The red belly'd blue-bird ; The scarlet locust
- The red-headed green-finch
- The blue red-breast
- The green black-cap fly-catcher ; The blue-headed green fly-catcher
- The little brown and white creeper
- The greatest martin or swift
- The blue-throat redstart
- The grey redstart
- The cock cold finch ; The hen cold finch
- The red or russet-colour'd wheat-ear
- The long-tail'd red huming-bird [humming-bird] ; The little brown huming-bird [humming-bird]
- The long-tail'd green huming [humming] bird
- The long-tail'd blak-cap [black-cap] huming [humming] bird ; The dusky and yellow swallow-tail'd butter-fly
- The white-belly'd huming [sic] bird ; The green and blue huming [sic] bird ; The brown and white-spotted butter-fly from China
- The black-belly'd green huming [humming] bird
- The crested huming [humming] bird
- The red-throated huming [humming] bird
- The red bird from Surinam
- The gowry bird
- The cock padda or rice-bird
- The hen padda or rice-bird
- The Chinese sparrows
- The yellow-headed linnet
- The greater Indian crane
- The coot-footed tringa
- The black-breasted Indian plover
- The spur-winged water hen
- The penguin
- The spotted Greenland dove
- The Greenland buck
- The porcupine from Hudson's Bay
- [Cover]
-
- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- To Sir Hans Sloane, Bart
- The names of the generous encouragers of this work, which have been added since the publication of the first part
- [The ash-coloured buzzard]
- The crested red, or russit butcher-bird
- [The least butcher-bird]
- The fork-tail'd Indian butcher-bird
- [The great spotted cuckow]
- The black Indian cuckow
- [The brown and spotted Indian cuckow]
- The great horned owl
- [The great white owl]
- The little hawk owl
- [The whip-poor-will, or lesser goat-sucker]
- The toucan, or Brasilian pye
- [The grey-headed green woodpecker]
- The black and white Chinese cock pheasant, with its hen
- [The peacock pheasant from China]
- The painted pheasant from China
- [The hen peacock pheasant, from China]
- The red-legg'd partridge, from Barbary
- [The brown and spotted heathcock]
- The white partridge
- [The bustard cock]
- The hen bustard
- [The triangular spotted pigeon]
- The brown Indian dove
- [The black-headed Indian icterus]
- The lesser mock-bird
- [The green Indian fly-catcher]
- The small American redstart
- [The little black, white, and red, Indian creeper ; The double swallow-tail'd butterfly]
- The greater bull-finch
- [The little brown bull-finch ; The black and yellow manakyn]
- The Indian green finch
- [The schomburger]
- The red-breasted long-tailed finch
- [The purple water-hen]
- The albatross
- [The great black peteril]
- The white and black spotted peteril, and the little peteril
- [The small black and white divers]
- The pelican
- [The pelican of America]
- The black-footed penguins
- [The red-breasted goosander]
- The black and white dobchick, and the eared dobchick
- [The red-throated ducker or loon]
- The great black and white duck
- [The dusky and spotted duck]
- The little black and white duck
- [The summer duck of Catesby]
- The Chinese teal
- [The quick-hatch, or wolverene]
- The monax, or marmotte, of America
- [The bill of the Ægyptian ibis, and the least humming bird]
- An appendix to the foregoing work, by way of illustration
- A catalogue of the names of the birds, etc. described in this work; in Latin and English
- [Cover]
-
- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- To the president, council, and fellows of the Royal Society, this part of my natural history of birds, etc is humbly dedicated and presented by their most humble servant, George Edwards
- Advertisement
- [The bearded vulture]
- The ring-tail'd hawk
- [The little black and orange-colour'd Indian hawk]
- The roller
- [The greater bird of paradise]
- The supposed king of the greater birds of paradise
- [The golden bird of paradise]
- The pyed bird of paradise
- [The three toed wood-pecker]
- The American king's-fisher
- [The horned Indian pheasant]
- The long-tailed grous from Hudson's Bay
- [The black and spotted heath-cock]
- The mountain partridge
- [The great American martin]
- The American nightingale ; The green sparrow, or green humming bird
- [The black and yellow creeper ; The American hedge-sparrow]
- The greatest bulfinch-cock
- [The greatest bulfinch-hen]
- The blue gros-beak from Angola
- [The snow-bird from Hudson's-Bay]
- The Dominican-cardinal
- [The green gold-finch]
- Two sorts of linnets from Angola
- [The painted finch]
- The blue-belly'd finch ; The narcissus jacobea
- [The hooping-crane from Hudson's-Bay]
- The brown and ash-colour'd crane
- [The demoiselle of Numidia]
- The ash-colour'd heron from North-America
- [The bittern from Hudson's-Bay]
- The greater American godwit
- [The red-breasted godwit]
- The white-godwit from Hudson's-Bay ; The white red-shank or pool-snipe
- [The spotted-plover]
- The turn-stone from Hudson's-Bay
- [The red coot-footed tringa]
- The cock coot-footed tringa
- [The little American water hen]
- The eared or horned dob-chick
- [The speckled diver, or loon]
- The northern penguin
- [The arctick [arctic] bird, supposed to be the cock]
- The arctick [arctic] bird, supposed to be the hen ; The tropick [tropic] bird
- [The wild swan]
- The Canada goose
- [The blue-winged goose]
- The laughing-goose
- [The grey-headed duck]
- The great black duck from Hudson's-Bay
- [The long-tailed duck from Hudson's-Bay]
- The little brown and white duck
- [Cover]
-
- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- To God, the one eternal!
- The preface
- The names of the generous encouragers of this work, which have been added since the publication of the former parts
- [The red and blue maccaw]
- The blue and yellow maccaw
- [The greater cockatoo]
- The Brasilian green parrot
- [The great green parrot, from the West-Indies]
- The ash-colour'd and red parrot
- [The lesser green parrot]
- The hawk-headed parrot
- [The white-headed parrot]
- The dusky parrot
- [The little green parrot]
- The white-breasted parrot
- [The first black-capped lory]
- The second black-capped lory
- [The scarlet lory]
- The long-tailed scarlet lory
- [The lory-parrakeet]
- The long-tailed green parrakeet
- [The red and blue-headed parrakeet]
- The brown-throated parrakeet
- [The grenadier]
- The grey finch ; The wax bill
- [The sparrow of paradise ; The great bat, from Madagascar]
- The little Indian pye ; The ground squirrel
- [The spotted Indian woodpecker]
- The Indian bee-eater
- [The brown Indian thrush]
- The golden thrush Icterus
- [The yellow Indian starling]
- The black and white Indian starling
- [The gros-beak, or haw-finch]
- The yellow-headed Indian sparrow
- [The Indian redstart ; The thorn-tailed Indian lizard]
- The red and blue Brasilian finch ; The flying squirrel
- [The crowned African crane]
- The black-bill'd whistling duck
- [The red-bill'd whistling duck]
- The little lion-monkey
- [The little black monkey]
- The maucauco
- [The barbarian squirrel]
- The Indian ichneumon
- [The little Indian buffalo]
- Three small bats
- [The large green and spotted lizard]
- The great spotted lizard, with a forked tail
- [The African land-tortoise ; The small spotted grey lizard]
- The land-tortoise from Carolina
- [The sea-tortoise]
- The double-headed snake ; The black butterflies
- [The mango-fish ; The great brown locust]
- The gold-fish from China
- [The ribband-fish]
- A brief and general idea of drawing, and painting in water-colours: intended for the amusement of the curious, rather than for the instruction of artists
- Some thoughts on the passage of birds
- Additions to many of the subjects described in this work
- Some brief instructions for etching or engraving on copper-plates, with aqua fortis
- Catalogue of the names of all the birds, beasts etc contained in the four parts of this natural history, ranged in a generical order
- A catalogue of the names of all the birds, beasts etc described in the third and fourth parts of this work; in Latin and English
- [Cover]
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- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- Georgivs Edwards
- Gleanings of natural history = Glanure d'histoire naturelle
- To the trustees of the British Museum, this work is humbly dedicated and presented, by their most humble and most obedient servant, George Edwards
- [Chap. I. Pla. 211. The apple-service. La corme ou sorbe]
- [Chap. II. Pla. 212. The hand of a boy with a distempered skin, and a branch of the common service-tree; Main d'un petit garçon, qui avoit une maladie de la peau. Branche de cormier commun]
- Chap. III. Pla. 213. The man of the woods; L'homme sauvage
- Chap. IV. Pla. 214. The pig-tailed monkey, from the Island of Sumatra, in the Indian Sea; Le singe à queue de cochon, de l'Isle de Sumatra, dans la Mer des Indes
- Chap. V. Pla. 215. The St. Jago monkey; Le singe de l'Isle de St. Jaques
- Chap. VI. Pla. 216. The mongooz [mongoose]; Le mongous
- Chap. VII. Pla. 217. The black maucauco; Le maucauco noir
- [Chap. VIII. Pla. 218. The sanglin, or cagui minor; Le sanglin, ou cagui minor]
- Chap. IX. Pla. 219. The gerbua; Le gerbua
- Chap. X. Pla. 220. The little ant-eater; Le mangeur de fourmis minor
- Chap. XI. Pla. 221. The elephant, and the rhinoceros; Elephant, et rhinoceros
- [Chap. XII. Pla. 222. The male zebra; Zebre male]
- [Chap. XIII. Pla. 223. The female zebra; Zebre femelle]
- [Chap. XIV. Pla. 224. The crowned eagle; L'aigle huppe]
- [Chap. XV. Pla. 225. The blue hawk, and the little brown lizard; Le faucon bleu, et le petit lezard brun]
- [Chap. XVI. Pla. 226. The black and white butcher-bird; La pie griéche noire et blanche]
- [Chap. XVII. Pla. 227. The great horned owl from Athens; Le grand hibou cornu d'Athenes]
- [Chap. XVIII. Pla. 228. The little owl; Le petit hibou]
- [Chap. XIX. Pla. 229. The Brasilian green maccaw; L'aras vert du Bresil]
- [Chap. XX. Pla. 230. The blue-faced green parrot; Le perroquetvert facê de bleu]
- Chap. XXI. Pla. 231. The green and red parrot from China; Le perroquet rouge et vert de la Chine
- Chap. XXII. Pla. 232. The red-breasted parrakeet; La perruche à estomach rouge
- [Chap. XXIII. Pla. 233. The rose-headed ring parrakeet; La perruche à colier, à tête couleur de rose]
- [Chap. XXIV. Pla. 234. The yellow-faced parrakeet; La perruche facée de jaune]
- Chap. XXV. Pla. 235. The golden-crowned parrakeet, and the least green and blue parrakeet; La perruche couronnée d'or, et la plus petite des perruches, verte et bleuë
- [Chap. XXVI. Pla. 236. The little red-winged parrakeet; La petite perruche à l'aile rouge]
- Chap. XXVII. Pla. 237. The little red-headed parrakeet, or Guiney [Guinea] sparrow ; and the Maryland yellow-throat; La petite perruche a tête rouge, ou le moineau de Guinée; et la gorge jaune de Maryland
- Chap. XXVIII. Pla. 238. The red-beaked toucan; Le toucan à bec rouge
- Chap. XXIX. Pla. 239. The blue jay, and the summer red-bird; Le geai bleu, et l'oiseau rouge d'eté
- Chap. XXX. Pla. 240. The nut-cracker; Le caffe-noix
- [Chap. XXXI. Pla. 241. The purple-breasted blue manakin; Le manakin blue à poitrine pourpre]
- Chap. XXXII. Pla. 242. The chatterer of Carolina; La jaseur de la Caroline
- Chap. XXXIII. Pla. 243. The lesser bonana [banana] bird; L'oiseau bonana minor
- [Chap. XXXIV. Pla. 244. The wood-pecker of Jamaica; Le pivert de la Jamaïque]
- Chap. XXXV. Pla. 245. The little green and orange-coloured king-fisher; and the blue lizard; Le petit-martin pêcheur vert et orange; et le lezard bleu
- [Chap. XXXVI. Pla. 246. The francolin; Le francolin]
- Chap. XXXVII. Pla. 247. The Chinese quail, and the Guernsey lizard; La caille de la Chine, et le lezard de Guernesey
- Chap. XXXVIII. Pla. 248. The ruffed heath-cock, or grous; Le coq de bruyere à fraise
- Chap. XXXIX. Pla. 249. The little pin-tailed grous; Le petit coq de bruyere aux deux aiguilles à la queuë
- [Chap. XL. Pla. 250. The Indian bustard; L'outarde des Indes]
- [Chap. XLI. Pla. 251. The little bustard; Le petite outarde]
- [Chap. XLII. Pla. 252. The golden-crowned thrush, and the blue fly-catcher; La grive couronnée d'or, et la moucherolle bleuë]
- [Chap. XLIIl. Pla. 253. The olive-coloured fly-catcher, and yellow butter-fly; La moucherolle olive, et le papillon jaune]
- [Chap. XLIV. Pla. 254. The golden-crowned wren, and the ruby-crowned wren; Le roitelet couronné d'or, et le roitelet couronné de rubis]
- [Chap. XLV. Pla. 255. The yellow-rumped fly-catcher, and the gentian of the desert; La moucherolle au croupion jaune, et la gentiane du desert]
- [Chap. XLVI. Pla. 256. The yellow red-pole, and the white-tailed humming-bird; La tête rouge au corps jaune, et le colibri à queuë blanche]
- [Chap. XLVII. Pla. 257. The yellow-tailed fly-catcher, and the spotted yellow fly-catcher; La moucherolle à queuë jaune, et la moucherolle tachetée de jaune]
- Chap. XLVIII. Pla. 258. The yellow water-wagtail, the walking leaf, etc.; La bergeronnette jaune, et la fueille ambulante, etc.
- [Chap. XLIX. Pla. 259. The grey water-wagtail, and the water lizard; La bergeronnette grise, et le lézard d'eau]
- [Chap. L. Pla. 260. The black-capped manakin, and the white-capped manakin; Le manaquin chaperonné de noir, et le manaquin chaperonné de blanc]
- [Cover]
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- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- To the right honourable John Stewart, Earl of Bute, Lord Mount-Stewart, Knight of the Noble Order of the Thistle, Groom of the Stole to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, etc.
- The names of the generous encouragers of this work
- Preface
- [Chap. LI. Pla. 261. The blue-backed manakin; and the red and black manakin; Le manaquin à dos bleu; et le manaquin rouge et noir]
- Chap. LII. Pla. 262. The spotted green tit-mous ; and the grey and yellow fly-catcher; La mesange verte tachetée; et la moucherolle ardoise et jaune
- Chap. LIII. Pla. 263. The golden tit-mouse; and the blue manakin; La mesange dorée; et le manaquin bleu
- Chap. LIV. Pla. 264. The black and blue creeper; and the hoopoe hen; Le grimpereau noir et bleu; et le widdehop
- Chap. LV. Pla. 265. The purple Indian creepers; Grimpereaux pourpre des Indes
- Chap. LVI. Pla. 266. The red breasted humming bird, and green-throated humming bird, and the dormouse; Le colibri gorge rouge, le colibri gorge verte, et le loir
- Chap. LVII. Pla. 267. The red-breasted black-bird; Le merle à gorge rouge
- Chap. LVIII. Pla. 268. The calandra; and the spotted mole; La calandre; et une taupe tachetée
- Chap. LIX. Pla. 269. Mountain sparrows, cock and hen; Moineaux de montagne, mâle et fémelle
- Chap. LX. Pla. 270. The long-tailed sparrow; and the dusky linnet; Le moineau à longue queuë; et la linotte brune
- Chap. LXI. Pla. 271. The black and yellow frizled sparrow; and the Brasilian sparrow; Le moineau frisé jaune et noir; et le moineau du Brasil
- Chap. LXII. Pla. 272. The collared finch; and the green gold-finch; Le pinson à collier; et le chardonneret vert
- Chap. LXIII. Pla. 273. The painted finch, cock and hen; Le pinson peint, mâle et fémelle
- Chap. LXIV. Pla. 274. The American gold-finch, cock and hen; Le chardonneret Ameriquain, mâle et femélle
- Chap. LXV. Pla. 275. The little brown bittern; Le petit butor brun
- Chap. LXVI. Pla. 276. The knot; Le canut
- [Chap. LXVII. Pla. 277. The spotted tringa; and the pine-creeper; Le tringa tacheté; et le grimpereau de sapin]
- Chap. LXVIII. Pla. 278. The least water-hen; and the yellow wren; La petite poule d'eau; et le roitelet jaune
- Chap. LXIX. Pla. 279. The American water-rail; Le râle d'eau d'Amérique
- Chap. LXX. Pla. 280. The long-tailed duck from Newfoundland; and the spur-winged plover; Le canard à longue queuë de Terre-Neuve. Et le pluvier à ailes éperonnées
- Chap. LXXI. Pla. 281. Four curious beaks of birds but little known; Quatre becs d'oiseaux peu connus
- Chap. LXXII. Pla. 282. The spur-fish; and the Indian gattorugina; Le poisson éperonné; et le gattorugina des Indes
- Chap. LXXIII. Pla. 283. The sea-bat; and the pyed acarauna; Le chauve souris de mer; et l'acarauna noir et blanc
- Chap. LXXIV. Pla. 284. The horned fish; and the sea scorpion; Le poisson cornu; et le scorpion de mer
- Chap. LXXV. Pla. 285. The greater cockroach; and the whistle insect; Le grand cers-volant; et le scarabée sifflant
- Chap. LXXVI. Pla. 286. The balanus of the whale with polypes, the limax marina, the hairy crab, and the herringbone coralline; Le balanus de la baleine avec des polypes, le limaçon marin, la crabe veluë, et le corail en forme d'arrête de harang
- Chap. LXXVII. Pla. 287. The small mud-tortoise; La petite tortuë de marécage
- [Chap. LXXVIII. Pla. 288. The prickled dog or hound-fish, with an insect called the walking-stick; Le chien de mer eperonné, avec l'insecte appellé le baton marchant]
- Chap. LXXIX. Pla. 289. The greater cat-fish; Le chat de mer major
- [Chap. LXXX. Pla. 290. The crested or coped black vulture, and the black and white Indian snake; Le vautour noir couronné, ou chaperonné, et le serpent noir et blanc des Indes]
- [Chap. LXXXI. Pla. 291. The marsh-hawk, and the reed-birds; Le faucon de marais, et l'ortolan de la caroline]
- [Chap. LXXXII. Pla. 292. The ring parrakeet, and the blue-headed parrakeet; Le perroquet à collier, et le perroquet à tête bleuë]
- [Chap. LXXXIII. Pla. 293. The sapphire-crowned parrakeet, and the golden-winged parrakeet; La perrique couronnée de saphir, et la perrique aux ailes d'or]
- [Chap. LXXXIV. Pla. 294. The dodo, and the Guiney [Guinea] pig; Le dodo, et le cochon d'Inde]
- Chap. LXXXV. Pla. 295. The curasso-bird, and the cushew-bird; L'oiseau de curassau, et le cusco
- Chap. LXXXVI. Pla. 296. The little thrush; Petite grive
- [Chap. LXXXVII. Pla. 297. The lark from Pensilvania [Pennsylvania], and the brown butterfly; L'alouette de Pensilvanie, et le papillon brun]
- [Chap. LXXXVIII. Pla. 298. The golden-crowned fly- catchers, cock and hen; Moucheroles couronnées d'or, mâle et femelle]
- [Chap. LXXXIX. Pla. 299. The golden-winged fly-catcher, and the spotted tortoise butterfly; Moucherole aux ailes dorées, papillon tortuë marqueté]
- Chap. XC. Pla. 300. The black-throated green fly-catcher, and the black and white creeper; La moucherole verte à gorge noire, et le grimpereau noir et blanc
- [Chap. XCI. Pla. 301. The red-throated fly-catchers, cock and hen; Moucheroles à gorge rouge, mâle et fémelle]
- Chap. XCII. Pla. 302. The little blue-grey fly-catchers, cock and hen; Petites moucheroles gris de fer, mâle et fémelle
- Chap. XCIII. Pla. 303. The cross-bills, cock and hen; Becs croisés, mâle et fémelle
- Chap. XCIV. Pla. 304. The white-throated sparrow, and the yellow butterfly; Moineau à gorge blanche, avec un papillon jaune
- Chap. XCV. Pla. 305. The worm-eater, and the goat-beetle; Le mangeur de vers, et le scarabée chevre
- Chap. XCVI. Pla. 306. The malacca gros-beak, the jacarini, and the small yellow butterfly; Le gros-bec de malacca, et le jacarini, avec un petit papillon jaune
- Chap. XCVII. Pla. 307. The whimbrel, or lesser curlew; and the paper-moss; Le wimbrel, ou petit corlieu; et la mousse de papier
- Chap. XCVIII. Pla. 308. The grey coot-footed tringa; Tringa gris de fer, au pied de poule d'eau, espéce de bécassine
- [Chap. XCIX. Pla. 309. The man of war bird, the Chinese fish, etc.; La fregate; poisson de la Chine]
- [Chap. C. Pla. 310. The sloth; Le paresseux]
- A catalogue of the names of the birds, beasts, fishes, insects, etc. figured in the gleanings, in English, French, and Latin
- [Cover]
-
- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- To the right honourable Earl of Ferrers, Viscount Tamworth, fellow of the Royal Society, etc.
- Names of subscribers added since the publication of the second part of this work
- Preface
- [Chap. CI. Pla. 311. The middle-sized black monkey; Le singe noir de moyenne grosseur]
- Chap. CII. Pla. 312. The bush-tailed monkey; Le singe à queuë toussuë
- Chap. CIII. Pla. 313 The great green maccaw; Le gros arras vert
- Chap. CIV. Pla. 314. The blue-headed parrot; Le perroquet à tete bleue
- Chap. CV. Pla. 315. The little dusky parrot; Le petit perroquet noiratre
- [Chap. CVI. Pla. 316. The great black cockatoo; Le grand cacatua noir]
- Chap. CVII. Pla. 317. The lesser white cockatoo with a yellow crest; Le petit cacatua blanc à crete jaune
- Chap. CVIII. Pla. 318. The grey pye of Brasil, etc.; Le pie grise de Bresil, etc.
- Chap. CIX. Pla. 319. The black and yellow daw of Brasil; La pie noire et jaune du Bresil
- Chap. CX. Pla. 320. The blue and green daw; La pie bleue et verte
- Chap. CXI. Pla. 321. The green pye of the Isle of Ceylon; La pie verte de l'Isle de Ceylon
- [Chap. CXII. Pla. 322. The yellow-winged pye, and greatest locust; La pie aux ailes jaunes, et la grande sauterelle]
- [Chap. CXIII. Pla. 323. The yellow-headed starling, etc.; L'etourneau à tete jaune, etc.]
- Chap. CXIV. Pla. 324. The short-tailed pye, etc.; La pie à la courte queuë, etc.
- [Chap. CXV. Pla. 325. The crested long-tailed pye; La pie hupée à longue queuë]
- Chap. CXVI. Pla. 326. The blue jay from the East-Indies; Le geai bleu des Indes Orientales
- [Chap. CXVII. Pla. 327. The swallow-tailed Indian roller; Le rollier des Indes à queuë d'hirondelle]
- [Chap. CXVIII. Pla. 328. The Brasilian saw-billed roller; Le rollier au bec edentelé du Bresil]
- Chap. CXIX. Pla. 329. The yellow-breasted toucan; Le toucan à gorge jaune
- [Chap. CXX. Pla. 330. The green toucan; Le toucan verd]
- Chap. CXXI. Pla. 331. The yellow-bellied green cuckow; Le coucou vert au ventre jaune
- Chap. CXXII. Pla. 332. The red-cheeked wood-pecker; Le piverd ou grimpereau à rouge-joue
- Chap. CXXIII. Pla. 333. The yellow wood-pecker with black spots; Le piverd ou grimpereau jaune avec des taches noires
- Chap. CXXIV. Pla. 334. The jacamaciri of Marcgrave; Le jacamaciri de Marcgrave
- Chap. CXXV. Pla. 335. The spotted king's-fisher, etc.; Le martin-pecheur tacheté, etc.
- Chap. CXXVI. Pla. 336. The crested king's-fisher, etc.; Le martin-pecheur hupé
- [Chap. CXXVII. Pla. 337. The turkey-pheasant, a mixed species; Le phaisan-dindon, espece melée]
- Chap. CXXVIII. Pla. 338. The great crowned Indian pigeon; Le gros pigeon couronné des Indes
- Chap. CXXIX. Pla. 339. The pigeon from the Isle of Nicobar; Le pigeon de l'Isle de Nicobar
- Chap. CXXX. Pla. 340. The cock purple-breasted manakin, etc.; Le manakin à gorge pourprée, etc.
- [Chap. CXXXI. Pla. 341. The pompadour; La pompadour]
- Chap. CXXXII. Pla. 342. The shirley, etc.; Le shirlée, etc.
- Chap. CXXXIII. Pla. 343. The scarlet sparrow, etc.; Le moineau ecarlat, etc.
- Chap. CXXXIV. Pla. 344. The white-faced manakin, and the ruby-crested humming-bird; Le manakin au visage blanc, et le colibri à crete couleur de rubi
- Chap. CXXXV. Pla. 345. The hoopoe; La huppe
- Chap. CXXXVI. Pla. 346. The wall-creeper of Surinam, etc.; Le grimpereau de muraille de Surinam, etc.
- Chap. CXXXVII. Pla. 347. The red-breasted green creeper, and the spotted green creeper, etc.; Le grimpereau vert à la gorge rouge, et le grimpereau vert tacheté, etc.
- Chap. CXXXVIII. Pla. 348. The black and white fly-catcher, and the all-green creeper; La moucherolle noire et blanche, et le grimpereau tout vert
- [Chap. CXXXIX. Pla. 349. The tit-mouse of paradise, etc.; Le mesange du paradis, etc.]
- Chap. CXL. Pla. 350. The black and blue tit-mouse, etc.; La mesange noire et bleue, etc.
- Chap. CXLI. Pla. 351. The sayacu, and the guira guacuberaba of Marcgrave; Le sayacu, et le guira guacuberaba de Marcgrave
- Chap. CXLII. Pla. 352. The yellow red-pole, and the black gros-beak; Le rouge-tete jaune, et le gros-bec noir
- Chap. CXLIII. Pla. 353. The black or dusky sparrows; Les moineaux noirs ou noiratres
- [Chap. CXLIV. Pla. 354. The little sparrow, and the wax-bill; Le petit moineau, et le senegali rayé]
- [Chap. CXLV. Pla. 355. The amadavad, and the white-breasted Indian sparrow; L'amadavad, et le moineau à la poitrine blanche des Indes]
- Chap. CXLVI. Pla. 356. The lesser ibis, and the animal-plant or polype; Le petit ibis, et la plante- animale ou le polype
- Chap. CXLVII. Pla. 357. The spur-winged water-hen of Brasil; Le chirurgien du Bresil
- Chap. CXLVIII. Pla. 358. The puffin, and the razor-bill; Le macareux, et le pingoin
- [Chap. CXLIX. Pla. 359. The puffin of the Isle of Man, and the guillemot; Le puffin de l'Isle de Man, et le guillemot]
- Chap. CL. Pla. 360. The round-crested duck, the greater dobchick, and the all-green humming-bird; L'harle à crete ronde, la grosse grebe, et le colibri entierement vert
- Chap. CLI. Pla. 361. The wall-creeper, or spider-catcher; Le grimpereau de muraille
- Chap. CLII. Pla. 362. The black linnet, the olive-coloured linnet, and the yellow-bellied creeper; Le tangara noir de la guinée, le tangara olive, et le grimpereau, ou le sucrier
- A catalogue of the names of the birds, beasts, insects, etc. figured in the third part of gleanings, etc. in English, French, and Latin
- [Cover]