BIRD

n. BuSrd, A-S., bird, brid. An animal of the cla Aves ca v.),—American. The Primula pusilla. [B, 19.] —B.-cherry. The Prunus pad us, [B, 275.]—B.-eagles. The fruit of Cratægus oxy a can thu. [B, 275.|—B.-eye. See B’s-eye.— B.-footed. See PENATE.—IS. glue. See B. lime.—B.-gra . The Poa trivial is. [B, %5.|—B. lime. Fr., glu. Ger., Vogelleim. A glutinous preparation made of the boiled and fermented inner bark of the holly, or from mistletoe-berries, elder-shoots, etc.; formerly used as a discutient, but now chietly employed in making Agee [A, 377.]—B.-pepper. The Capsicum baccatum. [B, 215.]—I3’she Trigon ell a ornithorrhynchus. [B, 19.|—B’s dung. The excrement of several species of b’s; used in medicine among the ancients (see Celsus) and still employed by the Chinese. [B.J—B's eye. The Veronica chamædrys, also several other plants with small bright flowers. [B, 19, 275. | {B's-foot. The genus Ornithous, the Lotus corniculatus, the Euphorbia orniti B, 9, 275.]—B*s-foot vetch. The genus Ornithopus. [B, -B’sfoot violet. The Viola pedata. [B, 81.]~B's-head. The genus Ornithocephalus. [B, 1! ‘B’s-head proce . See AVICULARIUM. —B’s-nest. The Neottia nidus avis, the Daucus carota, a species of Thamnopteris, and a species of orchid. {B, 19, 275.]|—1B’s-nest pee A name given to several species of Cyathus and Nidularia. [B, 12 Jelsie-tom ue. The genus Or nit hog los sum, also the Senecio paludosus. [B, 19, 275.|—B.-weed. The Polygonum aviculare, [B, 81,)—Mexican b.-plant. The Hetero tom a lobelioides. [B, 19.]—Yellow. The Momotropa hypopitys. [B, 275.]