...feelings of the traveller when he passes from the dark low forests into the free and open tracts ! On these serene and tranquil heights the noisy inhabitants...the hoccoes, jacues, &c. The more numerous are the humming-birds, buzzing like bees round the flowering shrubs ; gay butterflies fluttering over the rippling...

...feelings of the traveller when he passes from the dark low forests into the free and open tracts ! On these serene and tranquil heights the noisy inhabitants...the hoccoes, jacues, &c. The more numerous are the humming-birds, buzzing like bees round the flowering shrubs ; gay butterflies fluttering over the rippling...

...feelings of the traveller when he passes from the dark low forests into the free and open tracts ! On these serene and tranquil heights the noisy inhabitants...uraponga, the full tones of manakins, the cry of the hoccos, jacus, &c. The more numerous are the humming-birds *, buzzing like bees round the flowering...

...the feelings of the traveller when he passes from the dark low forests into the free and open tracts! On these serene and tranquil heights the noisy inhabitants...metallic notes of the uraponga, the full tones of mariakins, the cry of the hoccos, jacus, &c. The more numerous are the humming-birds*, buzzing like...

...feeling ; and as a contrast to the picture already presented to our readers of a Brazilian forest, -fwe shall transcribe the learned naturalist's minute description...in returning, Mr. Luccock re-entered, at Bordo do Cnmpo, the region of trees, he confesses that Ihe sight of them, as they darkly shadowed through the...

...eeae Von Spix thus describes the appearance of animal life in a Brazilian campo, or mountain-plain : " On these serene and tranquil heights, the noisy inhabitants of the wood are mute : we no longer bear the howling of herds of monkeys, the incessant screams of innumerable parrots, orioles, and toucans,...

...feelings of the traveller when he passes from the dark low forests into the free and open tracts ! On these serene and tranquil heights the noisy inhabitants...uraponga, the full tones of manakins, the cry of the hoccos, jacus, &c. The more numerous are the humming-birds, buzzing like bees round the flowering shrubs...

...exist in B. Von Spix thus describes the appearance of animal life in a B. campo, or mountain-plain : " On these serene and tranquil heights, the noisy inhabitants...and toucans, — the farsounding hammering of the wood - peckers, — the metallic notes of the uraponga, the full tones of manakins, the cry of the...