A Natural History of Birds, Most of which Have Not Been Figur'd Or Describ'd (etc.) The Representations of thirty-nine Birds, engraven on thirty-seven Copper-Plates, after curious Original Drawings from Life; together with a full and accurate Descriptions of each. To which are added, by way of Appendix, Sixteen Copper-Plates, representing the Figures of many curious and undescribed Animals, such as Quadrupedes (both Land and Amphibious) Serpents, Fishes and Insects: The whole containing Fifty-three Copper-Plates, which is the full Number given in each of the foregoing Parts of this Work. Every Bird, Beast, etc. is colour'd from the Original Painting, according to Nature. 4