The Natural History of Birds : From the French of the Count de Buffon; Illustrated with Engravings, and a Preface, Notes, and Additions, by the Transl (Paperback)

Preface; 1. On the nature of birds; 2. Explanation of technical terms; Birds of Prey: 4. The eagles; 5. The golden eagle; 6. The ring-tail eagle; 7. The rough-footed eagle; 8. The erne; 9. The osprey; 10. The sea-eagle; 11. The white john; 12. The vultures; 13. The alpine vulture; 14. The fulvous vulture; 15. The cinereous vulture; 16. The hare vulture; 17. The ash-coloured vulture; 18. The condor; 19. The kite and the buzzards; 20. The buzzard; 21. The honey buzzard; 22. The bird Saint Martin; 23. The soubuse; 24. The harpy; 25. The moor buzzard; 26. The sparrow-hawk; 27. The gos-hawk; 28. The jer-falcon; 29. The lanner; 30. The sacre; 31. The common falcon; 32. The hobby; 33. The kestrel; 34. The stone-falcon; 35. The merlin; 36. The shrikes; 37. The great cinereous shrike; 38. The woodchat; 39. The red-backed shrike; 40. The nocturnal birds of prey; 41. The great-eared owl; 42. The long-eared owl; 43. The scops-eared owl; 44. The aluco owl; 45. The tawny owl; 46. The white owl; 47. The brown owl; 48. The little owl; 49. Birds which have not the power of flying; 50. The ostrich; 51. The touyou; 52. The galeated cassowary; 53. The hooded dodo; 54. The solitary dodo, and Nazarene dodo.