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The track marks release number 48 on the always-on-it NEST HQ label, and on Monday it'll be free to download with the rest of their stellar catalogue.
The species does not typically attack unless it feels its nest is threatened.
When a bird is hurt it huddles in its nest.
It nests from February onwards in the south of its range, but rarely before mid-March in Scandinavia.
It nests once every one to three years (depending on its mating cycle); once it has finished nesting it takes to the sky for another long southern migration.
They call it "nest-sitting".
Like Possession, it nests a story within a story.
Rather, it nested in uneven landscapes, sticking to moist or grainy surfaces.
It is called a marsh tern because it nests inland on freshwater marshes and around lakes.
It nests in temperate regions and winters from Britain to North Africa, India, and China.
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