Dictionnaire, classique, des, sciences naturelles, Brussels, Meline, Cans et Ce, 1853, natural history, dictionaries, The illustration showcases two distinct bird species, both rendered with intricate detailing. The upper bird features a patterned plumage with a blend of browns and creams, characterized by its speckled appearance and slender form, typical for a quail. The lower bird, identifiable by its more colorful and striking feathers, exhibits a vibrant chest adorned with shades of blue and rust, complemented by bold white and black streaks across its wings. Each bird stands on a green grassy base, emphasizing their natural habitat, while the accompanying text identifies the species as Caille Nattée and Péhonix Rouge.