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)

1. The sky-lark; 2. The rufous-backed lark; 3. The wood-lark; 4. The tit-lark; 5. The grasshopper-lark; 6. The willow-lark; 7. The meadow-lark; 8. The Italian lark; 9. The calandre, or large lark; 10. The marsh-lark; 11. The Siberian lark; 12. The crested lark; 13. The lesser crested lark; 14. The undated lark; 15. The nightingale; 16. Species of the fauvette; 17. The yellow-neck; 18. The redstart; 19. The red-tail; 20. The Guiana red-tail; 21. The epicurean warbler; 22. The fist of Provence; 23. The ortolan pivote; 24. The red-breast; 25. The blue-throat; 26. The stone-chat; 27. The whin-chat; 28. The wheat-ear; 29. The wagtails; 30. The white wagtail; 31. The bergeronettes; 32. The fig-eaters; 33. The middle-bills; 34. The worm-eater; 35. The black and blue middle-bill; 36. The black and rufous middle-bill; 37. The bimbele, or bastard lineet; 38. The banana warbler; 39. The middle-bill, with white crest and throat; 40. The simple warbler; 41. The pitpits; 42. The yellow wren; 43. The great yellow wren; 44. The common wren; 45. The gold-crested wren; 46. The titmouse-wren; 47. The titmice; 48. The great titmouse, or ox-eye; 49. The colemouse; 50. The blue titmouse; 51. The bearded titmouse; 52. The penduline titmouse; 53. The Languedoc titmouse; 54. The long-tailed titmouse; 55. The Cape titmouse; 56. The Siberian titmouse; 57. The crested titmouse; 58. The nuthatch; 59. The creepers; 60. The common creeper; 61. The wall creeper; 62. The long-tailed soui-mangas; 63. The American guit-guits.