Oeuvres complètes de Buffon, Paris, F. D. Pillot, 1830-32 v. 1, 1831, Daption capense, Hydrobates pelagicus, Procellaria pelagica, Procellaria capensis, The illustration features three distinct bird species arranged vertically. At the top is a bird resembling a thrush, characterized by its robust body and sturdy legs, standing on a patch of grass. In the middle, a smaller bird with a rounded body and reddish-brown plumage is depicted in a poised stance, showcasing its alert demeanor. At the bottom, a unique bird with a striking black and white pattern on its body sits on the ground, featuring a slightly rounded head and a distinct beak. Each bird is labeled with a number, indicating their classification or reference in a larger collection.