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Notes and Letters on the Natural History of Norfolk

Note 24 — NOTES[H] ON CERTAIN BIRDS FOUND IN NORFOLK.

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Moor-hens are of course numerous in all suitable localities, and the Water Rail is still fairly common, but its eggs have a market value and are (or were) sadly stolen; a few years ago a London dealer is said to have received over 200 eggs of this bird in one season from Yarmouth.

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