... NATURE NOTES. P 7 WART K. PiHUMS. AmainTont In. Onrdiff. a set Ifl 0 X .607 (side 4 WM:4I Somewhere between Severn Tunnel Juno Mon and Newport the other I was looking Idly nut of the *b.° was arrested by the sight • fairly lane bird suspended from ...

... NATURE NOTES. NARY IL PaILLIPS. sad Lome, II away. Ca'malty Cardiff. 1p I —Them err re • at. dory. weber ride Notre err Tr. re Notre re red vie la err parr tie par I hove }Wed Ind worn, hurt, sod hedges Prom wins. a.. to eat tae swath of .egret. One of ...

... NATURE NOTES. By WARY H. PHILLIPS. I. Calls . NI t .ma arab. Mad die comely.. mall.. vivid • ••`lo'und of mak wt.* • cornfield. is Pact,. with rod petals Yd • covered with Mi. of th• poppy is vol hire:so& insert swoon. feed the pollen.' shirt ...

... NATURE NOTES. (N Was • Mel. Mahar • le and &Mt this column tv groat, 1 In spite of cold winds and cheerless skies. there has been during the last wee) , great a4lance in vegetatios. The sycamores are now in fall I.e. the buds of the birdies and heeeltes ...

... NATURE NOTES. By MART Z. PRILLTPI. sod Assistant !wearer Botany. University Go ki.. Osrdiff. :CB—Tam not= Nature a. .ad, all 11 as ad 5 pers.) October 14. 1906. Writing from North Ihndon illampstead) A. B. - o colony of birds Mammal month on the North ...

... NATURE NOTES. • namnuared by !it Brook& Je Arnertran observer. it TIMMS Y expected that me &hall NM/mat • d 611 &a.. WM During Ilse sett or two the eelled Lyrebe be watched tor. Thom who fee theta eboeld the titer. sad pelt of the venom objeete antonget ...

... NATURE NOTES. Ry NARY R. PRILLIRR, and Aasirt►nt Loewe? Cardiff. —Moo aro a a to M. Nola. mak.. and and droll la lbw .Mama r Saturday. m. My duo to a bait pointed out an error which la the fiftieth paragraph N thin column, dated r.bru4r Y 24 . ePt•lting ...

... --- - - Nature notes s HAWTHORN TIME wip THIS IS MAY, month when Spring, on the brink of the more florid loveliness of Summer, reaches the height of its beauty. It is a month of flowers, both wild and cultivated, but its most characteristic bloom is the ...

... NATURE NOTES. IfERCAIRY. Between date and the end of the month Mercury will he well placed as evening star. In the N.W. by W.. netting &bore two hours after the sun. Thole with gond eyes and a clear !portion should, with ears and an operaglass, be able ...

... NATURE NOTES. 01 M mewled • maw fl to IS *447. guano, sod lotto moot. tar to far bas. &ad other 'neer* bare not born eery motive as pollcu•corriers. because the frequent efelle of odd and damp have laterfered with their quest for honey; for this reason ...

... NATURE NOTES. NARY I. PHILLIPS. legator and Lecturer la Hugo,. Calewdly College. Onntig. roar gala. MO. sad Intl as Saturday. November 2 .. It h•ii already been peen that the rant majortty of seeds owe their dtapenal to the wind and to animate. Water ...

... NATURE NOTES. A TRIUNE CROP. A remarkable sight to seen the garden of Mr. Dumbrill, London road. Rurge«s Hill. A pear tree bloomed in the early spring, the blooms set, and there wss crop of pears. bloomed sgain, and there was second crop of fruit. Now ...