A Manual of the Game Birds of India volume 2
A Manual of the Game Birds of India volume 2
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173 The only portions from which it has not yet been recorded are the Andaman Islands, where it is probably replaced entirely by the Andaman Duck, and Tenasserim, which perhaps lies beyond its range. It is found in Ceylon. To the east it extends through the Shan States, at least as far as Kengtung, where Lieu- tenant J. H. Whitehead informs me that he has shot it.
The Common Teal has a most extensive range, being found in summer throughout the northern parts of Europe and Asia up to the yoth de...gree of north latitude, and extending into portions of North America. In winter it is found in Africa as far south as the Canary Islands on the one hand, and Abyssinia on the other. In Asia it comes south to Arabia, Persia, India, Burma, and China.
The Common Teal arrives in India from the end of September to the middle of October, and leaves again by the end of April as a rule, but many birds remain well into May. It is possible that some Teal may stay and breed in Kashmir and parts of the Himalayas, but there is no positive evidence on this point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
173 The only portions from which it has not yet been recorded are the Andaman Islands, where it is probably replaced entirely by the Andaman Duck, and Tenasserim, which perhaps lies beyond its range. It is found in Ceylon. To the east it extends through the Shan States, at least as far as Kengtung, where Lieu- tenant J. H. Whitehead informs me that he has shot it.
The Common Teal has a most extensive range, being found in summer throughout the northern parts of Europe and Asia up to the yoth de...gree of north latitude, and extending into portions of North America. In winter it is found in Africa as far south as the Canary Islands on the one hand, and Abyssinia on the other. In Asia it comes south to Arabia, Persia, India, Burma, and China.
The Common Teal arrives in India from the end of September to the middle of October, and leaves again by the end of April as a rule, but many birds remain well into May. It is possible that some Teal may stay and breed in Kashmir and parts of the Himalayas, but there is no positive evidence on this point.
What to read after A Manual of the Game Birds of India volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene William Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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