The , , and some s retain territory in winter and pair afte… - Edward Allworthy Armstrong

" "
The , , and some s retain territory in winter and pair after occupying territory. Other species which abandon their breeding territories and flock in winter form pairs before they establish territory (Gibb 1956a).

Edward Allworthy Armstrong

Sources available for members. Sign up free to see where this quote comes from

English

Collect this quote

About Edward Allworthy Armstrong

(8 October 1900 – 19 December 1978) was a British , Church of England clergyman, and author of several books. He is noteworthy for his study of bird behaviour and his extensive study of the (for which he travelled to the , , and Iceland). In 1966 he received the .

All quotes from Edward Allworthy Armstrong Similar Quotes by other Originators

Originators like Edward Allworthy Armstrong:

Kenneth Grahame Gerald Durrell David Attenborough Will Cuppy Apollonius of Rhodes

Additional quotes by Edward Allworthy Armstrong

... Alexander the Great was said to have been guided across the desert to the by two ravens from heaven which encouraged stragglers with their croaking.

Some birds which feed on insects may bring food to the nest more than a thousand times in one day.

… bore twin children, Apollo and Artemis, who had a sanctuary in common at Troy (Il. v. 445-448). Apollo also had twins by the Cretan woman . —another form of Leto—laid two eggs after consorting with Jupiter. Out of one came , out of the other and Helena.

The , , and some s retain territory in winter and pair after occupying territory. Other species which abandon their breeding territories and flock in… - Edward Allworthy Armstrong

About Edward Allworthy Armstrong

Share this quote as an image

Additional quotes by Edward Allworthy Armstrong