The Birds of Connecticut
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4 Latest record. June 19, 1898, six eggs (Hill).
Formerly Purple Martins bred commonly around New Haven and even in the center of the city; but their numbers decreased in the eighties with the multiplication of the English Sparrows, so that they are now seldom seen there except as a rare migrant. In fact the last record in the breeding season for New Haven 1 Merriam, Birds of Conn. , p. 27. A Auk, x, 3, p. 303. 8 Auk, xii, 3, p. 306. 4 O. And O. , v, 6, p. 47.
No. 2O. ] THE BIRDS OF CONNECTICUT.... 139 by L. B. B. Is June 17, 1893, and he has seen none at any season there since 1905.
In Guilford Martins were abundant much later, but their num- bers have markedly decreased, and now most of the martin-boxes are untenanted except by English Sparrows. Only one small colony there and another in Madison were found by L. B. B. In the summer of 1904. Hoyt reports that there was in 1905 at least one colony still breeding in Stamford. Colonies in Middle- town and Portland were breeding in 1912. These birds should be encouraged by erecting boxes for them, care being taken to protect them from the English Sparrow, their worst enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 Latest record. June 19, 1898, six eggs (Hill).
Formerly Purple Martins bred commonly around New Haven and even in the center of the city; but their numbers decreased in the eighties with the multiplication of the English Sparrows, so that they are now seldom seen there except as a rare migrant. In fact the last record in the breeding season for New Haven 1 Merriam, Birds of Conn. , p. 27. A Auk, x, 3, p. 303. 8 Auk, xii, 3, p. 306. 4 O. And O. , v, 6, p. 47.
No. 2O. ] THE BIRDS OF CONNECTICUT.... 139 by L. B. B. Is June 17, 1893, and he has seen none at any season there since 1905.
In Guilford Martins were abundant much later, but their num- bers have markedly decreased, and now most of the martin-boxes are untenanted except by English Sparrows. Only one small colony there and another in Madison were found by L. B. B. In the summer of 1904. Hoyt reports that there was in 1905 at least one colony still breeding in Stamford. Colonies in Middle- town and Portland were breeding in 1912. These birds should be encouraged by erecting boxes for them, care being taken to protect them from the English Sparrow, their worst enemy.
What to read after The Birds of Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hall Sage to read onlineMoreLess
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