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Black Redstarts in England in the Summer of 1942

01 December 1942 Comments Main paper IN England a hundred years ago the Black Redstart (Phcenicurus o. gibraltariensis) was only a rare and occasional visitor, but by 1871 Newton in Yarrell was able to give it as a regulÃ¤r winter visitor to south-west England and the Isle of Wight, less r...

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01 September 1942 Comments Notes ON May 30th, 1942, Assistant Light-keeper W. P. Roche sent me a Greenland Redpoll (Carduelis f. rostrata), which he had picked up a few days before on the rocks near the lighthouse on Eagle Island, off Co. Mayo. The specimen which was in a dried up condit...

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01 July 1942 Comments Notes THE following notes relate to a mimber of species, several of whose Status now appears to differ from that described in H. E. Forrest's Vertebrate Fauna of North Wales (1907) and Handbook to the Vertebrate Fauna of North Wales (1919). Unless otherwise st...

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01 February 1932 Comments Notes 1931T H E following cases of late breeding in the season of 1931 in south Norfolk and north Suffolk, though not remarkable individually, show t h a t late breeding was not uncommon in the past wet season. Greenfinch August 14th 4 Eggs (incubated). (CMoris...

Movements of Ringed birds from Abroad to the British Islands and from the British Islands Abroad

01 February 1932 Comments Main paper Dr. Landsborough Thomson has quite recently given a very exhaustive account of the results of ringing Woodcock (Vol. XXIII., pp. 74-92), and since then only three records of birds ringed here and recovered abroad have come to hand. Of these, the one from ...

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Black Redstarts in England in the Summer of 1942

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Movements of Ringed birds from Abroad to the British Islands and from the British Islands Abroad

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