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 Harmonia Ruralis;

or,

An Essay

towards

A Natural History

of

British

Song Birds.

Volume the Second.

Illustrated

with Figures the Size of Life, of the Birds, Male and Female, in their most natural Attitudes; their Nests and Eggs, Food, favourite Places, &c., &c.;

Faithfully Drawn, Engraved, and Coloured,

After Nature,

On Forty Copper-Plates.

By James Bolton.

The Warblers are heard in the Grove, The Linnet, the Lark and the Thrush,, The Blackbird, and soft-cooing Dove, With Music enchant every Bush.

natura semper eadem, sed artes sunt variæ.

Printed for and sold by the Author, at Stannary, near Halifax; sold also by B. and J. White, in London; and may be had of all other booksellers.

1796.