. Un manuale illustrato di uccelli britannico. Gli uccelli. TROGLODYTIDiE. "5. Lo Scricciolo. Troglodytes parvulus, K. L. Koch. Lo Scricciolo, un uccello come familiarità da associazioni tradizionali come il pettirosso, viene in genere distribuita tra le isole britanniche. Sebbene sedentario con noi i suoi numeri sono in gran parte aumentato di autunnale di immigrazione ; molti si ritrovano in ottobre, secondo il sig. Cordeaux, sulla e vicino alle coste brulla del Lincolnshire e il South Yorkshire e, forse meno abbondantemente, in Norfolk. Nella nostra remoter isole, gli uccelli residenti sono diventati un po' diversa da thos

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. An illustrated manual of British birds. Birds. TROGLODYTIDiE. "5. THE WREN. Troglodytes parvulus, K. L. Koch. The Wren, a bird as familiar by traditional associations as the Robin Redbreast, is generally distributed throughout the British Islands. Although sedentary with us, its numbers are largely increased by autumnal immigration ; many being found in October, according to Mr. Cordeaux, on and near the treeless coasts of Lincolnshire and the south of Yorkshire, and, perhaps less abundantly, in Norfolk. In our remoter islands, the resident birds have become somewhat different from those of the mainland. A single example from St. Kilda was described by Seebohm as T. hirtensis (Zool. 1884, p. 333); but Mr. Dresser, who sub- sequently examined seven examples, considers that the supposed points of difference are all to be found in specimens from various parts of Europe, and that the bird is not worthy of specific rank (Ibis 1886, p. 43). Mr. Barrington considers that the slightly larger Wren resident in Shetland is very close to a dark and more barred form found in the Faeroes, which, with the Iceland bird, has been separated as T. borealis; while Dr. Stejneger has distinguished the Wren found in the south-west of Norway as T. bergensis. With the above exceptions the typical form of Wren inhabits the whole of Europe; breeding up to the Vefsen fjord in Norway, to 64° N. in Sweden, and nearly as high in Finland and Russia. East- ward, the Ural Mountains appear to be its boundary, and in the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Saunders, Howard, 1835-1907. London, Gurney and Jackson

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