Check List of the Vertebrates of Ontario And Catalogue of Specimens in the Biolo
Check List of the Vertebrates of Ontario And Catalogue of Specimens in the Biolo
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In the autumn it is generally fairly abundant in most parts of the country, visiting the newly ploughed fields, the muddy flats of marshes and the sand bars of the lakes.
It arrives from the north towards the end of August and departs about the middle of October. Breeds on the barren grounds west of Hudson's Bay.
GENUS OXYECHUS. (273) Killdeer.
(Oxyechifs vociferus. ) A common summer resident, generally distributed over the Province, breeding throughout its range.
Arrives about the end of March..., departs early in October.
WRDS OF ONTARIO. 33 GENUS ^GIALITIS.
(274) Semipalmated Plover. (Ring Plover. ) (^Egialitis semipalmata. ) Common in spring from about the middle of May to the end of the first week in June, when it goes north to breed. In July they return and are again abundant until the end of September, sometimes remaining even later. It has occasionally been found nesting in this Province.
(277) Piping Plover.
^Egialitis meloda. ) A regular but not a common summer resident.
They arrive early in May and probably leave as soon as the young can fly, for I have never found them in the autumn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the autumn it is generally fairly abundant in most parts of the country, visiting the newly ploughed fields, the muddy flats of marshes and the sand bars of the lakes.
It arrives from the north towards the end of August and departs about the middle of October. Breeds on the barren grounds west of Hudson's Bay.
GENUS OXYECHUS. (273) Killdeer.
(Oxyechifs vociferus. ) A common summer resident, generally distributed over the Province, breeding throughout its range.
Arrives about the end of March..., departs early in October.
WRDS OF ONTARIO. 33 GENUS ^GIALITIS.
(274) Semipalmated Plover. (Ring Plover. ) (^Egialitis semipalmata. ) Common in spring from about the middle of May to the end of the first week in June, when it goes north to breed. In July they return and are again abundant until the end of September, sometimes remaining even later. It has occasionally been found nesting in this Province.
(277) Piping Plover.
^Egialitis meloda. ) A regular but not a common summer resident.
They arrive early in May and probably leave as soon as the young can fly, for I have never found them in the autumn.
What to read after Check List of the Vertebrates of Ontario And Catalogue of Specimens in the Biolo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ontario. Dept. of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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