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 fly-birds; 2. The colibri; 3. The parrot; 4. The cockatoos; 5. The parrots properly so called; 6. The jaco, or cinereous parrot; 7. The loris; 8. Varieties of the noira; 9. The collared lori; 10. The parrakeet loris; 11. Parrakeets of the old continent, in which the tail is long and equally tapered; 12. Parrakeets of the old continent, which have a long and unequal tail; 13. Short-tailed parrakeets of the old continent; 14. Parrots of the new continent; 15. The aras; 16. The Amazons and cricks; 17. The Amazon parrots; 18. The yellow-headed Amazon; 19. The tarabe, or red-headed Amazon; 20. White-headed Amazon; 21. Yellow Amazon; 22. Aourou-couraou; 23. Varieties of the aourou-couraou; 24. The cricks; 25. Varieties of the blue-headed crick; 26. The violet-headed crick; 27. The popinjays; 28. The tavoua; 29. The parroquets; 30. Parroquets of the new continent, with long and equally tapered tails; 31. The pavouane parroquet; 32. Parroquets with a long tail unequally tapered; 33. The cincialo; 34. The touis, or short-tailed parroquets; 35. The yellow-throated toui; 36. The golden-headed toui; 37. The curucuis; 38. The Curucukoo; 39. The touraco; 40. The cuckoo; 41. The anis; 42. The houtou, or momot; 43. The hoopoes, the promerops, and the bee-eaters; 44. The European goat-sucker; 45. The swallows; 46. The martin; 47. The sand martin; 48. The crag swallow; 49. The swift.