... Nature Note. As tomes in. Plytilimmon shows Imltkis and low lines of Snowdrops. only Just over on the coast. ate still at their best in cottage gardens of the upland thisiriel. A feature of one of the tidiest Marelws of the century was the delay in the ...

... Nature Note. 1 almost every retuote corner of the , world now explored. the discovery of an unknown animal or bird has become a 111.11- hr iF occurrence and excites general interest. The great island id has not yielded up all ills secrets, there being ...

... Nature Notes lii•Wspap..l . note s:ales that the ulil nil . .41:111 sipping - has lately heris carried out, upoll the Thames between London and whir of each Swan are in its wandering and nicks. hue beak of cacti young bird or it belongs or to Ilw Dyers ...

... Nature Notes No positive statement can be made as to the usefulness or otherwise, front the agricultural point of view, of such birds as the Hook, Starling and Woodpigton unless a aretul investigation is made into the nature of their diet at all seasons ...

... Nature Notes A singular holiour is about to be conferred upon one of our familiar plants, for the tiireepenny-pieve of the new issue is to bear upon its ieverse side a of ll.' Thrift. called Sea Pink, from the dour Of its flowers: for it is not related ...

... Nature Notes As the fiir-hesiriug animals be , eni. I S 4 the Canadian trapper reatlith,.; 1 by in live hours remote localities. to until lately was only gained in live weeks bv and fote-I fur-fanning, by breeding a stock of the aniotat, iii rolilatentelll ...

... Nature Notes I One of our best-known birds. the Starling, is at present under a cloud, being severe 4 attacked as a possible carrier of the gel ms of foot-and-mouth disease the Lotitittetat. there is no doubt that, of the vast docks which reach us the ...

... Nature Notes When June all our hints ate song; tov.ards the Plage of the Month most of them become silent. The Thrush. liaS heel' singing •Na.• early of January. is rarely h• aril after the nrst week in July. mat w ill t up zu' ii until October. the wise ...

... Nature Notes The su.dlow sI,, I ouster. making up iravelloig in pr. ;ration for !eat lug us. Some should Ite well October. hut. if rough, In. they ready to titikut Ilie.r time deorture and will leave lit a body before September IS out. abalidomog a t ...

... Nature Notes It L, well-kuuwu that utittuals, trausferred to tarts of the far 1111111 111Ube 01 N they are may ita:rease iL tu such an esieut as to becume a veritable pest. saute LS the case YAM MUM' of our British plants introduced by accidt.ut or design ...

... Nature Notes Aagust is the neoultiteg month, and birds are We !iir few the Jingly of the liellowhatitincr. The Wren. however, as . it iii every month ot the year. the Robin, has her: , for a time. begins to sing again. will continue while they are ...

... Nature Notes The old country house seems to nurrlt the epithet - a haunt of ancient peace few sounds. soltened by distance. come 11 1 . from in the valley, where tat. sr three times a day the little train puff?. (a. its way to Abergynolwyn. Bird and ...