A History of British Birds With Coloured Illustrations of Their Eggs volume 3

Henry Seebohm

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P. 20. 1(1700). Anas circia, Limi. Si/sf. Nat. I. P. 204 (1760) ; et auctorum plurimorum Gtnelin, Latham, (Bonaparte'), (Dresser), (Sounders), &c.
Querquedula circia (Linn. ), Steph. Shaw's Gen. Zool. Xii. Pt. Ii. P. 143, pi. 51 (1824). Querquedula glaucopteros, 1 ^ ^^ ^ Querquedula scapular!*, J Cyanopterus circia (Linn. '), Hi/ton, Munoar. Anal. P. 130 (1838). Pterocyanea circia (Linn. ), Bonap. Cat. Met. Ucc. JBur. P. 71 (1842).
The Garganey is a somewhat scarce and very local visitor to the... British Islands on migration, breeding sparingly in one or two favoured districts. It is a rare visitor to Scotland and to Ireland ; but it would doubtless breed in the latter country if not molested. It nests regularly in Norfolk, where it is thought to be increasing in numbers, and it formerly bred in the fens of Cambridge and Huntingdon before they were drained. It is not improbable that it may breed in several localities in the southern counties of England, where it is known as a rare spring visitor.

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