Catalogue of the Cases of Birds in the Dyke Road Museum Brighton Giving a Few
Catalogue of the Cases of Birds in the Dyke Road Museum Brighton Giving a Few
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The specimens were obtained at Portslade, in Sussex, in May, 1874. CATALOGUE OF BIRDS. 135 MISSEL THRUSH. Case 159. Though not nearly so common as the preceding species, the Missel Thrush is well known from north to south. The " Screech, " as this bird is called by the natives in Sussex, is one of our earliest breeders, the young being frequently met with in the beginning of April. The specimens in the case were obtained at Potter Heigham, in Norfolk, in April, 1871. KING OUZEL. Case 160. The R...ing Ouzel arrives in the spring, is widely dis- tributed over the northern part of the country during the summer, and takes its departure early in the autumn. When living in the Highlands I have noticed these birds as being most destructive in the gardens, feeding greedily on currants, raspberries, and other fruits. I once took a fine male in a trap set for a stoat, in the ruins of an old shealing in Perthshire. The bird must have had considerable difficulty in forcing its way up the narrow track that was left open, as we had removed several large stones, and then built up the trap and bait in the centre of the wall.
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The specimens were obtained at Portslade, in Sussex, in May, 1874. CATALOGUE OF BIRDS. 135 MISSEL THRUSH. Case 159. Though not nearly so common as the preceding species, the Missel Thrush is well known from north to south. The " Screech, " as this bird is called by the natives in Sussex, is one of our earliest breeders, the young being frequently met with in the beginning of April. The specimens in the case were obtained at Potter Heigham, in Norfolk, in April, 1871. KING OUZEL. Case 160. The R...ing Ouzel arrives in the spring, is widely dis- tributed over the northern part of the country during the summer, and takes its departure early in the autumn. When living in the Highlands I have noticed these birds as being most destructive in the gardens, feeding greedily on currants, raspberries, and other fruits. I once took a fine male in a trap set for a stoat, in the ruins of an old shealing in Perthshire. The bird must have had considerable difficulty in forcing its way up the narrow track that was left open, as we had removed several large stones, and then built up the trap and bait in the centre of the wall.
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