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... A Persian. HIR If AND LOVZ OF WATIM. 30 far se my experience goes (says Mies hiesdowaroft, writing in Nature Notes 1, I can fully endorse the remark made by Dr. Gordon Stables in his excellent little book on cats. Speaking of the hens. variety, be ...
... gardens of the Manor House at Little Shielford, near Cambridge, and there is a very interesting account of it in the March Nature Notes. The owner, Mr. Walton, and his niece, who take a warm interest in their feathered friends, dimeouiage visits from the ...
... Hiam, of Ait wood Bank, Worcestershire, is in the habit of providing some curious homes for the birds in his tells in “Nature Notes that last spring accommodated three pairs of robins with ordinary empty tomato tine to in, which be placed in various ...
... Highlands, and learned to love them i aA only the familiar can. One of the most beautiful -h descriptions of these abundant nature-notes is that )t of a doo, which was seen for several sornings, rest- I. less and anxious, listening and searching the wind ...
... the Highlands, and learned to love them only the familiar can. One of the most beautifid descriptions of these abundant nature-notes that doe. which was seen for several mornings, restless and anxious, listening searching the wind, 'rotting up and down ...
... rivals on the Continent should understand all Litis. The knowledge may a long way towards preventing trouble tho future. Nature Notes for May gives an amusing story a magpie's capacity for arithmetic. Sentence death bad been passed on magpie convicted ...
... about £BOO,OOO. Altogether it is estimated that there is present invested in golf fortune of about £10,000,000. Writing to Nature Notes,’’ Y. A. Pitts relates that one morning in the spring there was a great disturbance among the birds in tho garden. The ...
... The Action of Ice and its effects. Mr. George Henslow continues in the current number of Nature Notes his interesting serie-e artelee on this subject. ro understand, he . says — , ice can do and has done, ought to go to the Arctic regions, the Alps ...
... realised. was continseil an Satorilay. The proceedings were very successful, the receipts altoweth, soloanting to A T''`TWICK. NATURE NOTE. —'enimer is hastening on apace, yet .t seems hi. short while ago since we looked forward to i eearing of the first primrose ...
... R Skinner the Alps on a Bicycle by Mra BOR Pennell T. Fisher Unwio We have received the follow ic maga de “The Ba tist “Nature Notee Board of Trade “The Primter’s Engineer.’ M usc “Golf Dlostraced,” Col hery Goarchao Kboderia,” “Loe and Cold Storage,” ...
... TRAY yal THRU! ‘8 MBST Im AUGUST. IT have noticed in natural notes instances of late nesting of birds. On the 10th inst. I found thrush sitting on two eggs. This seems to me to be rather remarkable, as I have never met with a thrush’s to nest so late ...
... they will forego their rebellions instincts as soon as persecution ceases to give them an impetus. Tea current number of Nature Notes contains reference to the gopher of Florida, a specimen of which was hrotirlit to this country last summer by )Ir. W. ...