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83 Knowledge of Approaching Weather—Favourable and Unfavourable Conditions—Importance of Winds—Cyclonic and Anticyclonic Winds—Continental Migration. VIII. The Perils of Migration 104 Contrary Winds—Lighthouses and Lightships—Leeward Drift—Catastrophes. IX. Early Ideas of Migration 114 Literature—Hibernation—Carriage of Small by Large Birds. X. Suggestions and Guesses 119 Trans-Atlantic Migration—Ship-borne Wanderers—Storm-blown Birds—Casual Wanderers—Swimming and Walking. XI. Summary 126 Bibliography 131 Index 135

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