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Snow Buntings

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IT may interest some of your readers to learn that on November 17 I saw near the top of Snowdon a flock of snow buntings. The mountain was snow-clad, and had been so for several weeks.

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DAKYNS, J. Snow Buntings. Nature 55, 101 (1896). https://doi.org/10.1038/055101d0

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