Chapter 5CHAP. V. Of ſome Proprieties and Accidents of Birds, viz. Shape, Bigneſs, Colour, natural Inſtincts,…
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. Containing ſome particulars which Mr. Willughby propounded to himſelf to enquire out, obſerve,…
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Of ſome remarkable Iſles, Cliffs, and Rocks about England, where Sea-fowl do yearly build and…
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of the Diviſion of Birds.
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. A Catalogue of Engliſh Birds, as well of ſuch as abide here all the year, and never change place,…
10 partsAdditionAN ADDITION To the FIRST BOOK of the ORNITHOLOGY OF FRANCIS WILLUGHBY Eſq BEING An EPITOME of the ART of…
Section 1SECTION I. Of the taking of Water-Fowl.
5 chaptersSection 2SECTION II. Of the taking of Land-Fowl.
9 chaptersBook 2THE SECOND BOOK OF THE ORNITHOLOGY OF FRANCIS WILLUGHBY Eſq Of Land-Fowl.
Part 1THE FIRST PART. Of ſuch as have hooked Beaks and Talons.
3 sectionsPart 2THE SECOND PART OF THE FIRST BOOK. Of Birds with ſtreighter or leſs hooked Bills.
2 sectionsBook 3THE THIRD BOOK OF THE ORNITHOLOGY OF FRANCIS WILLUGHBY Eſq
Part 1THE FIRST PART. Of Cloven-footed Water-fowl, wading in Waters, or frequenting watery places.
6 sectionsPart 2BOOK III. PART. II. Birds of a middle nature between Swimmers and Waders, or that do both Swim and Wade.
2 sectionsPart 3BOOK III. PART III. Of WHOLE-FOOTED BIRDS with ſhorter Legs.
7 sectionsAppendixAN APPENDIX TO THE Hiſtory of Birds. Containing Such Birds as we ſuſpect for fabulous, or ſuch as are too…
PartOf the fooliſh Sparrow.
PartOf the Bird called Daie laying great Eggs.
PartOf the Guitguit that ſets upon Ravens.
PartOf the Bird called Maia.
PartOf the Yayauhquitotl or long-tail'd Bird.
PartOf another ſort of Xochitenacatl, that is the Toucan or Braſilian Pie.
PartOf the Bird called Momot.
PartOf the Verminous Bird or Tuputa.
PartOf the Mozambick Hens.
PartOf the laughing Bird or Quapachtototl.
PartOf the Water-Quail or Acolin.
PartOf the Cornet Ducks.
PartOf Birds that cannot ſtand.
PartOf the broad-bill'd Bird or Tempatlahoac.
PartOf the creſted Eagle.
PartOf the Bird having three tunes, or notes.
PartOf the Water-Sparrow.
PartOf the hoarſe Bird.
PartOf the Hoactzin.
PartOf the dry Bird or Hoactli.
PartOf the Wind-bird, Heatototl.
PartOf Achalalactli and Amalozque, birds with rings about their necks.
PartThe healing Wood-pecker, or Tleuquecholtototl.
PartOf the Wood-pecker that breeds in the time when the rains fall.
PartOf the Queen of the Aurae.
PartOf the Garagay.
PartOf the Hoacton.
PartOf the Scarlet-feathered Indian Bird.
PartOf fair-feathered Birds.
PartOf the Thruſhes of Chiappa and Artiſicer-Sparrows.
PartOf the long bird or Hoitlallotl.
PartOf Indian Quails.
PartOf the Snow-bird or Ceoan.
PartOf the Cenotzqui or Snow-calling bird.
PartOf the Bird called Pauxi.
PartOf Picicitli.
PartOf the Polyglott Bird.
PartOf the ſinging Night-bird.
PartOf the Xomotl.
PartOf the Rabihorcado.
PartAn account of ſome Birds of the Ferroe or Ferroyer Iſlands, out of Hoiers Epiſtle to Cluſ.
PartGeſners Wood-Crow. Aldrov. lib. 19. cap. 57.
TreatiseA SUMMARY OF FALCONRY, Collected out of ſeveral Authors.
Part 1
10 chaptersPart 2PART II. Of Diſeaſes and dangerous Accidents incident to Hawks, and their ſeveral Cures.
16 chaptersTreatiseAn account of ſome Sea-fowl out of the Deſcription of the Foeroe Iſlands.
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