Birds of the World a Popular Account
Birds of the World a Popular Account
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Hiaticula) of Europe and western Asia, which retires to Africa and India in winter, and also occurring in Arctic America. They are sociable little birds frequenting the seashore and the margins of lakes and rivers in small parties, or in fall uniting into large flocks, and have a melodious, though rather mournful, whistle. Their food consists of insects, worms, and small crustaceans, and the nest is placed in a hollow in the sand above high water. Smaller but otherwise quite similar is the Litt...le Ring Plover (;E. Dubia] of the northern portions of the Eastern Hemisphere, and not far removed is the little Piping Plover (M. Meloda) of the shores of eastern North America, and the Snowy Plover (^E. Nivosa) of western North America. The Semipalmated Plover (M. Semipalmata}, which is sometimes removed to a separate genus (Mgiats) on the ground that the outer toe is joined by a web to the middle one, is found throughout North America, nesting in the far north and spend- ing the winter in South America or the West Indies.
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Hiaticula) of Europe and western Asia, which retires to Africa and India in winter, and also occurring in Arctic America. They are sociable little birds frequenting the seashore and the margins of lakes and rivers in small parties, or in fall uniting into large flocks, and have a melodious, though rather mournful, whistle. Their food consists of insects, worms, and small crustaceans, and the nest is placed in a hollow in the sand above high water. Smaller but otherwise quite similar is the Litt...le Ring Plover (;E. Dubia] of the northern portions of the Eastern Hemisphere, and not far removed is the little Piping Plover (M. Meloda) of the shores of eastern North America, and the Snowy Plover (^E. Nivosa) of western North America. The Semipalmated Plover (M. Semipalmata}, which is sometimes removed to a separate genus (Mgiats) on the ground that the outer toe is joined by a web to the middle one, is found throughout North America, nesting in the far north and spend- ing the winter in South America or the West Indies.
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