The Birds of Massachusetts
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It breeds in Berkshire County, and in Hampden County on Mts. Holyoke, Nonotuck and Tom, in Worcester County at Templeton, Winchendon, Mount Wachusett, Mount Watatic, and near Fitchburg.
September 18 to May 7 ; Summer.
Amherst : "Common and sometimes abundant winter resident. " Berk- shire : '' Abundant transient in the spring and autumn, and a fairly com- mon summer resident. " Sometimes in the winter. Bristol County : "Common winter visitant. Abundant on migrations. " Brookline: " Abundant mig...rant, and common winter resident. " Cambridge : Rather common winter visitant. Abundant transient visitant. Cohasset: " Numerous in winter. " Dedham: "Common winter resident. " Essex County: Winter. "Abundant. " Ipswich: "Common winter visitant. " Martha's Vineyard: " Common winter resident. " Springfield: "An abun- dant migrant A few winter. " Occasionally breeds. Templeton: "Abundant in spring and fall. "Breeds. " Wellesley: "Abundant migrant and common winter resident. " 332. Junco hiemalis shufeldti Coale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It breeds in Berkshire County, and in Hampden County on Mts. Holyoke, Nonotuck and Tom, in Worcester County at Templeton, Winchendon, Mount Wachusett, Mount Watatic, and near Fitchburg.
September 18 to May 7 ; Summer.
Amherst : "Common and sometimes abundant winter resident. " Berk- shire : '' Abundant transient in the spring and autumn, and a fairly com- mon summer resident. " Sometimes in the winter. Bristol County : "Common winter visitant. Abundant on migrations. " Brookline: " Abundant mig...rant, and common winter resident. " Cambridge : Rather common winter visitant. Abundant transient visitant. Cohasset: " Numerous in winter. " Dedham: "Common winter resident. " Essex County: Winter. "Abundant. " Ipswich: "Common winter visitant. " Martha's Vineyard: " Common winter resident. " Springfield: "An abun- dant migrant A few winter. " Occasionally breeds. Templeton: "Abundant in spring and fall. "Breeds. " Wellesley: "Abundant migrant and common winter resident. " 332. Junco hiemalis shufeldti Coale.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Heber Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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