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P.G.A. = Proc Geologists Assoc.
E.N. = Essex Naturalist.
THE BLACK REDSTART.
By WILLIAM E. GLEGG, F.Z.S., M.B.O.U.
(Read 31st October, 1942.)
IS the Black Redstart, Phoenicurus ochrurus gibraltariensis
(Gm.), to become established as a regular breeding bird
in Britain ?
The Black Redstart was added to the British avifauna by
Gould in 1829 and was for some time after thought to be rare,
but later it was proved to be a regular winter-visitor and passage-