T H E migration of birds--the routes they take, the means by which they orient themselves and reach their destination--is at present receiving' considerable attention. The House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) is generally considered to be a sedentary bird and thus it is not a species that gets much mention in papers dealing with migration. However, since migration is such a widespread phenomenon in th...
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