. Unsere Lieblings-Singvögel; ihre Gewohnheiten, Musik und Eigenschaften . ation in der Musik der Felder. DIE GELBE BUNTING Emberiza citrinella Dies ist bei weitem die häufigste Bunting auf unseren Inseln, universell verbreitet, und Zucht in allen geeigneten Orten, einschließlich der Orkneys und derHebriden, aber nicht die Shetlands. Außerhalb unseres bereichesder Gelbe Buntbarsche ist im Allgemeinen über den europäischen Kontinent verstreut, so weit nördlich wie Land im Westen ausdehntaber im Osten nicht über lat hinaus. 65^, während in Westsibirien, im Tal des Obi, scheint seine nördliche Grenze zu liegen. 64 Grad. Es ist aresident in

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. Our favourite song birds ; their habits, music, and characteristics . ation in the music ofthe fields. THE YELLOW BUNTING Emberiza citrinella This is by far the commonest Bunting in ourislands, universally distributed, and breeding in allsuitable localities, including the Orkneys and theHebrides, but not the Shetlands. Outside our areathe Yellow Bunting is generally dispersed over theEuropean continent, as far north as land extendsin the west, but in the east not beyond lat. 65^°, whilst in Western Siberia, in the valley of the Obi, its northern limit appears to be lat. 64°. It is aresident in Central Europe, a summer migrant tothe more northern areas, and only a winter migrantto the south of Europe, from the Iberian Peninsulato Asia Minor. Its winter range also includesNorth-west Turkestan and North-west Persia, butno part of continental Africa, although the bird issaid to be a resident in Teneriffe. The Yellow Bunting is one of the most showily dressed of our native songsters, easily recognized by its bright yellow crown. It is also very ubiquitous188. M-, ^v, S^2vYvVvir4 Vellow Bunting THE YELLOW BUNTING 189 in its choice of a haunt, and may be met almosteverywhere in agricultural districts. It is pre-eminently a bird of the hedgerows and the roadsidesin country places, and one that is sure to be metwith, especially in winter-time, in the vicinity offarm-yards, manure-heaps and ricks. The YellowBunting is a resident in the British Islands, but thesedentary population is considerably increased inautumn by arrivals from continental Europe. Duringthe winter months this bird is to a large extentgregarious, and also socially joins assemblies ofother hard-billed species. These flocks of YellowBuntings frequent the newly-sown fields and thestubbles laid down with clover ; whilst a heavy fallof snow will cause them to visit farm-yards and ricks, where they may often be seen clinging to the corn-stacks, or searching for food on manure-heaps, orcongregating about the barns

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