REPORT
ON THE
MIGRATION OF BIRDS.
EIGHTH REPORT, 1886.
EDINBURGH:
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1887.
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REPORT
ON THE
MIGRATION OF BIRDS
IN THE
SPRING AND AUTUMN OF 1886.
BY
Mr J. A. HARVIE-BROWN, Mr J. CORDEAUX,
Mr R. M. BARRINGTON, Mr A. G. MORE,
AND
Mr W. EAGLE CLARKE.
EIGHTH REPORT.
(Vol. II, No. 3.)
EDINBURGH:
PRINTED BY M'FARLANE & ERSKINE,
14 and 19 ST JAMES SQUARE.
1887.
PREFACE.
The following Report contains a summary of the investigations of a
Committee reappointed by the British Association for the Advancement
of Science, at Birmingham, in 1886, to consist of Professor Newton,
Mr J. A. Harvie-Brown, Mr John Cordeaux, Mr W. Eagle Clarke, Mr R.
M. Barrington, and Mr A. G. More, for the purpose of obtaining (with
the consent of the Master and Elder Brethren of the Trinity House,
the Commissioners of Northern Lights, and the Commissioners of Irish
Lights) observations on the Migrations of Birds at Lighthouses and
Lightships, and of reporting on the same at Manchester in 1887. Mr
Cordeaux to be the Secretary.
The returns relating to Scotland have been arranged by Mr J. A.
Harvie-Brown; for the East Coast of England, by Mr Cordeaux; for the
West Coast of England, by Mr W. Eagle Clarke; and those for the Coasts
of Ireland, by Mr R. M. Barrington and Mr A. G. More.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
East Coast of Scotland, 1
East Coast of England, 27
West Coast of Scotland, 54
West Coast of England and Wales, and the Isle of Man, 79
Irish Coasts, 119
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LIST OF STATIONS.
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