The Victoria History of the County of Kent volume 1
The Victoria History of the County of Kent volume 1
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I On these the young of the lesser whitethroat are principally fed.
17. Blackcap. Sylvia atricapilla (Linn. ) Common in the well wooded districts from the middle of April onward, but its distribu- tion varies yearly. Its appearance in Kent has been recorded in the end of March.
18. Garden-Warbler. Sylvia hartensis {Bech- stein) Not so common as the preceding species, and I have noticed that in localities where the one species abounds the other is absent. In the summer of 1896, when our oaks suf...fered severely from caterpillars, the garden-warbler, which had been scarce in the neighbourhood of Cranbrook, became numerous, while at the same time the blackcap warbler almost dis- appeared.
19. Dartford Warbler. Sylvia undata (Bod- daert).
This warbler is named after the town near which it was first recognized as an English species by Dr. Latham, who obtained a pair on Bexley Heath near Dartford on 10 April 1773. It is a scarce resident and chiefly confined to the western portion of the county, where there are heath and furze commons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I On these the young of the lesser whitethroat are principally fed.
17. Blackcap. Sylvia atricapilla (Linn. ) Common in the well wooded districts from the middle of April onward, but its distribu- tion varies yearly. Its appearance in Kent has been recorded in the end of March.
18. Garden-Warbler. Sylvia hartensis {Bech- stein) Not so common as the preceding species, and I have noticed that in localities where the one species abounds the other is absent. In the summer of 1896, when our oaks suf...fered severely from caterpillars, the garden-warbler, which had been scarce in the neighbourhood of Cranbrook, became numerous, while at the same time the blackcap warbler almost dis- appeared.
19. Dartford Warbler. Sylvia undata (Bod- daert).
This warbler is named after the town near which it was first recognized as an English species by Dr. Latham, who obtained a pair on Bexley Heath near Dartford on 10 April 1773. It is a scarce resident and chiefly confined to the western portion of the county, where there are heath and furze commons.
What to read after The Victoria History of the County of Kent volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Page to read onlineMoreLess
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