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A migratory bird or other animal.

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Traveller or worker who moves from one region or country to another.

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An immigrant or refugee.

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Any of various pierid butterflies of the genus Catopsilia. Also called an emigrant.

The great body of migrants proceed only a short distance.

Migrants proceeding long distances generally go by preference to one of the great cities of commerce or industry.

Many migrants are forced to settle in shanty towns and squatter settlements.

On the contrary, the effect of the inflow of adult migrants is very marked, as is to be expected, in the returns for the new countries, such as the United States, Canada and Australasia.

The first group, which has been greatly increased by migrants from the second, since the establishment of the privileged Lebanon province (1861) under Christian auspices, lives apart from other peoples in semi-independence.

Other grounded migrants included two Redstarts, four Whinchats, about 20 ' Greenland ' Wheatears and a Ring Ouzel.

Spotted Flycatchers, one of the last migrants to arrive, are a regular sight, making repeated sallies from the same perch.

If the weather is favorable we'll see a scattering of western migrants.

There is no exact overlap between the informal economy and irregular migrants.

Wheatears and Whinchats were still present in good numbers but most other commoner migrants were thin on the ground.

A further 15 species visit the area in winter, and 104 species are recorded as passage migrants in spring and autumn.

Overhead, Ravens may soar by while Swifts, Sand Martins and other early autumn migrants are already heading south.

March 26th Wheatears remained relatively numerous, with around 100 at the Bill again, but most other migrants were in rather short supply.

Other grounded migrants included two redstarts, four Whinchats, about 20 ' Greenland ' Wheatears and a Ring Ouzel.

From here we will visit salinas near the town of Colorado to see shorebirds and perhaps other migrants such as Scissor-tailed Flycatcher.

The large baobabs that line the road to Camalou were good for Palearctic migrants, including woodchat shrike, tree pipit and subalpine warbler.

The migrants plowed on but when they got to within three miles of the summit they found their way blocked by five-foot snowdrifts.

Listen to woodland symphony and learn how to identify the songsters from year-round residents to our summer migrants.

Istanbul receives an estimated 500,000 migrants each year from the rural areas of the country, most of whom become squatters.

Woodpigeons, starlings, resident and migrant thrushes and newly arrived summer migrants such as blackcaps feed on them.

Absolutely anything is possible here, including vagrants from the Caribbean and Bahamas, and whatever migrants are there will give wonderful views.

Summer migrants on passage include wheatear, whinchat, yellow wagtail, tern species and many species of waders.

From time to time horrifying stories reach the press of migrants suffocated in air-tight container trucks.

The trickle of visible migrants included 3 White Wagtails passing overhead at the Bill.

Thresher Sharks are usually uncommon summer migrants to the English Channel.

Among others, mobile groups such as sex workers, truck drivers and undocumented migrants have been blamed.

The thin scatter of commoner migrants included 12 Whinchats between the Bill and Barleycrates Lane and a Pied Flycatcher at Reap Lane.

Migrants enumerated in a certain centre of absorption will consequently grow less with the distance, proportionately to the native population which furnishes them.

Here, too, breed many species of ducks, the mallard, gadwall, baldpate, three species of teal, shoveler, pintail, hooded mergansers, and Canada geese; other ducks and geese are migrants only.

Noteworthy counts of commoner migrants included 12 new blackcaps at the Obs.

Despite promising signs in the Gully, the nearby crofts were not exactly brimming with migrants.

Spring migrants were represented by 2 chiffchaffs and a surprising 5 Blackcaps.

The stratocumulus cloud obscured vision for day flying migrants and migrant watchers alike.

Westerly migrants included 27 fieldfares, 4 Redwings & 1 Skylark.

The valleys provide cover for small migrants such as the common warblers, spotted flycatcher and redstart.

In the summer the forest is alive with nesting migrants such as the fabulous Paradise flycatcher, the Indian pitta and parakeets.

Rural areas were the main gainers of migrants from the rest of the UK.

Migrants had also widened the horizons of domestic workers by helping them understand more about other cultures.

Some reaction was overtly hostile, with complaints being made that the migrants were a burden on the system of poor relief.

The addition of common sandpiper, swallow, house martin and willow warbler brought the species count of migrants to eight.

I am talking here of skilled economic migrants who can afford expensive housing.

These two summer migrants are most likely to be heard in suburban or rural gardens near woodland.

The author provides a brief background on the Plantation Tamils, " descendants of Indian labor migrants to the plantation Tamils, " descendants of Indian labor migrants to the plantations during the British period.

The thin scatter of commoner migrants included 12 whinchats between the Bill and Barleycrates Lane and a Pied Flycatcher at Reap Lane.

Since 1900 a considerable number of Syrians and Lebanese migrants have settled in the country as traders.

Amalitzky found in beds of Upper Permian age in the province of Vologda (Russia) (Map A, V.) species of Glossopteris and Naeggerathiopsis typical members of the Glossopteris flora, associated with species of the ferns Taeniopteris, Callipteris and Sphenopteris, a striking instance of a commingling in the far north of the northern hemisphere Permian species with migrants from " Gondwana Land."