James Edmund Fotheringham Harting,
The Zoologist
(1877)
“ From these considerations and facts, therefore, we are entitled to conclude that the transfer of American birds to Europe, is principally, if not entirely, by the agency of the winds, in seizing them during the period of their migration (the autumnal especially) , when they follow the coast, or cross its curves, often at a considerable distance from land, or a great height above it. ”
