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Report on the Migration of Birds in the Spring and Autumn of 1886. Eighth Report, (Vol. II, No. 3.)

Note 8 — EAST COAST OF ENGLAND.

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Mr G. H. Caton Haigh writes that the Turtle Dove has been very common during the summer in the neighbourhood of Grainsby, North-East Lincolnshire. About the middle of June one of the keepers saw a flock of twenty or thirty at Cadeby. The same man also saw eight in Grainsby Healing during the third week in August. Another keeper had seen a pair or two about Beasby Wood, and a pair in an orchard in the village of Grainsby all through the summer.

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