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Our Summer Migrants
James Edmund Harting and Thomas Bewick
Each spring the whinchat, the willow warbler and the nightingale arrive from the south to nest in Britain and fill the woods with song. James Harting introduces every summer visitor in turn, tracing its journey, habits and voice. A field guide to the birds that come and go with the warm months. Welcome the migrants back with him.
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56 chapters
- 1OUR SUMMER MIGRANTS.
- 2PREFACE.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4THE WHEATEAR. (Saxicola œnanthe.)
- 5THE WHINCHAT. (Saxicola rubetra.)
- 6THE STONECHAT. (Saxicola rubicola.)
- 7THE WOOD WARBLER. (Phylloscopus sibilatrix.)
- 8THE WILLOW WARBLER. (Phylloscopus trochilus.)
- 9THE CHIFF-CHAFF. (Phylloscopus rufa.)
- 10THE NIGHTINGALE. (Philomela luscinia.)
- 11THE BLACKCAP. (Sylvia atricapilla.)
- 12THE ORPHEAN WARBLER. (Sylvia orphea.)
- 13THE GARDEN WARBLER. (Sylvia hortensis.)
- 14THE COMMON WHITETHROAT. (Sylvia cinerea.)
- 15THE LESSER WHITETHROAT. (Sylvia sylviella.)
- 16THE REDSTART. (Ruticilla phœicura.)
- 17THE SEDGE WARBLER. (Salicaria phragmitis.)
- 18THE GRASSHOPPER WARBLER. (Salicaria locustella.)
+ 38 more. The full contents open with the book.
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