First Annual Report of the Division of Ornithology
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The weather was generally cold and backward from the southern States to New England.
During the colder periods, with east and northeast winds and much rain, there was little evidence of forward movement, except as the birds worked northward in the daytime, feeding as they moved along; but when the wind shifted to the south- ward, with fair, warm days and clear nights, the northern migrants made great leaps over wide spaces.
The Spring Movement of Warblers. — On May 6 the weather moderated and a... south wind brought several species of War- blers to northwestern Massachusetts that were not recorded in the eastern sections until later, where most species were re- ported as late and few in number. On the 17th rains and easterly winds gave place in southern New England to fair, warm weather with southerly breezes. On that day and the next, a great flight of Warblers and other land birds appeared.
It reached New Hampshire on the 18th. The temperature of northern Maine at this time had attained the maximum of 32 the month, as from 80 to 88 degrees were reported.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weather was generally cold and backward from the southern States to New England.
During the colder periods, with east and northeast winds and much rain, there was little evidence of forward movement, except as the birds worked northward in the daytime, feeding as they moved along; but when the wind shifted to the south- ward, with fair, warm days and clear nights, the northern migrants made great leaps over wide spaces.
The Spring Movement of Warblers. — On May 6 the weather moderated and a... south wind brought several species of War- blers to northwestern Massachusetts that were not recorded in the eastern sections until later, where most species were re- ported as late and few in number. On the 17th rains and easterly winds gave place in southern New England to fair, warm weather with southerly breezes. On that day and the next, a great flight of Warblers and other land birds appeared.
It reached New Hampshire on the 18th. The temperature of northern Maine at this time had attained the maximum of 32 the month, as from 80 to 88 degrees were reported.
What to read after First Annual Report of the Division of Ornithology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbush, Edward Howe, 1858-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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