The Fairy Land of Living Things
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They do this to rid themselves of parasites. 46 THE FAIRY-LAND OF LIVING THINGS BREEDING DISTRIBUTION OF BIRDS There are many curious things to be noted in regard to the distribution of birds that breed in our islands. Ireland cannot boast a single species that is not found breeding in the rest of Great Britain. Wales can boast one, the Fork-tailed Kite, and England and Scotland a good many against each other. The Black and Red - throated Divers, the Wild Goose, Golden Eagle, Sea Eagle, Ptarmig...an, Skuas, and several others do not breed south of the Tweed, whilst the Nightingale, Bearded Tit, Kentish Plover, and a number of others do not rear their young north of it. The breeding area of some birds is strangely limited and no man knows why. Take the Nightingale as an example. It is not found much farther than the valley of the Exe in a westerly direction and not much farther north than the Yorkshire Ouse. Attempts have been made to induce the bird to go farther west and north, but hitherto in vain.
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They do this to rid themselves of parasites. 46 THE FAIRY-LAND OF LIVING THINGS BREEDING DISTRIBUTION OF BIRDS There are many curious things to be noted in regard to the distribution of birds that breed in our islands. Ireland cannot boast a single species that is not found breeding in the rest of Great Britain. Wales can boast one, the Fork-tailed Kite, and England and Scotland a good many against each other. The Black and Red - throated Divers, the Wild Goose, Golden Eagle, Sea Eagle, Ptarmig...an, Skuas, and several others do not breed south of the Tweed, whilst the Nightingale, Bearded Tit, Kentish Plover, and a number of others do not rear their young north of it. The breeding area of some birds is strangely limited and no man knows why. Take the Nightingale as an example. It is not found much farther than the valley of the Exe in a westerly direction and not much farther north than the Yorkshire Ouse. Attempts have been made to induce the bird to go farther west and north, but hitherto in vain.
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