In Autumn 1941 and spring 1945, I had an opportunity of noting the comings and goings of migrants through the islands of Malta and Gozo. The vast majority of the birds seen were British birds, in so far as they are on the British List, and were passage migrants. Malta's resident species are few, although many species are reputed to have bred on the islands from time to time. Only three of the speci
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