The birds of Norfolk, by H. Stevenson (continued by T. Southwell).

adult afford amongst appearance arrival attracted authority autumn beak beautiful become believe birds breeding British broad brought brown called close coast collection colour common confinement described district doubt eggs example extremely fact feathers feeding female fields flight flocks four frequently garden ground Gurney habits head heard hundred instances interesting June killed known land late latter least leaving less Linnæus locality male March marshes means Messrs months natural naturalists nearly neighbourhood nest never Newton Norfolk Norwich notes noticed numbers observed obtained occasionally occurred once pair particularly partridge passing plumage portion possession present preserved probably rare recently recorded reed referred remains remarks resident says scarcely season seen shot side species specimen spring Suffolk summer tail taken throughout trees usual visitant whilst wings winter woods Yarmouth young Zoologist