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Grey-cheeked and Bicknell's Thrushes: taxonomy, identification and the British and Irish records

01 January 1996 Comments Main paper The BOU Records Committee has recently accepted the taxonomic split of the mainly Nearctic Grey-cheeked Thrush Catharus minimus into two species: a restricted Grey-cheeked Thrush comprising the races minimus and aliciae and the monotypic Bicknell's Thr...

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01 January 1996 Comments Main paper All records have been accepted by the relevant national rarities committee, unless marked by an asterisk(*). Records are included only if they have been sent by the official national representative, each of whom is listed at the end of this report...

Observations on a Scaup-Duck and Brood on the Lincolnshire Coast

01 March 1945 Comments Main paper O N August 7th, 1944, while studying birds on the salt-marsh round Tetney Creek, Lines., on the Humber estuary, I observed two or three smallish diving-duck which puzzled me ; and on August 8th, independently, S/Ldr. Peter Hill saw the birds in the same p...

Observations on the breeding Birds of Lundy in 1942

01 March 1945 Comments Main paper THROUGH the kindness of Mr. M. C. Harman, the owner, and by permission of the Admiralty the writers were able to spend from July 2nd to loth, 1942, on Lundy. The primary object was to investigate the status of the Manx Shearwater (Puffinus p. puffinus),'...

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Grey-cheeked and Bicknell's Thrushes: taxonomy, identification and the British and Irish records

European News

Observations on a Scaup-Duck and Brood on the Lincolnshire Coast

Observations on the breeding Birds of Lundy in 1942

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