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Category: ornithology

September 21, 2023October 1, 2023 JC history, ornithology

Homage to Reginald Ernest Moreau

By Ian Newton It seems appropriate to open this website with a few words about Reg Moreau who was the first to draw attention to the wonders of the Palearctic-Afrotropical migration system. His knowledge and ideas are summarised in two major review papers1 2 and in a book entitled ‘The Palearctic-African bird migration systems’3 which … Continue reading Homage to Reginald Ernest Moreau

September 21, 2023February 10, 2024 JC ornithology

Welcome

A light westerly breeze on a clear spring morning in El Saler, on the east coast of Spain, means a constant flow of migrant birds heading north over the sand dunes. On good days they pass in their thousands. Barn swallows, swifts, bee-eaters… many of them flying just over your head, so close you hear … Continue reading Welcome

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“ But the attempt is worth while for it takes us far beyond the world of birds and their migration. It brings us face to face with the fundamental problems of Life. ”

— Rowan William, The Riddle of Migration, 1931

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