... NATURE NOTES. elevass Muss or Bus's. Roses of and skylarts cross ths North Sea each year, literally in million. For diva and days together, Sock after Sock, in unbroken succession, speed la nward• ; square miles of birds like flakes of in a drifting storm: ...

... • NATURE NOTES. Soo rooter umn Owe)* pleats were dispabrkad *Ma. messily by trains to bellls. will be ralsomi a6 7 ll C diadem et la WA media MUMS 4WD TEAM s' • , mid ds,' a su b. 1. pa o AN Abe test j bbs kiss deem sot strike as a peenliarly ' muddvir ...

... NATURE NOTES. Erase. The greyhound seems to have beta ekveloped in level, tree:ess, and 'limbless comings, where • moetng object is at a long distance, and great speed be therefore necessary to enable an animal to overtake rte prey. it ?FICTIONS?' ANTI ...

... NATURE NOTES. I SIT ABOUT THE 'MOON. When baboons once take to a mesh* field, says Si 'Country Gentleman, they will not leave it till they have eaten every cob. When they depelt every evening home they filled their i stomachs, their cheek pouches, and ...

... NATURE NOTES. Bruin BATS licearaz Maws. When a bird lifts its foot the toes auto. matically. This is to prevent the possibility of a bird falling off its perch at night while roosting. The foot has an entirely automatic movement. When a hen walks you ...

... NATURE NOTES. A marked testae* a the elf the week be tbe front of the Midlands boa tbe INlbcrry Wow. As time is thertap lath. Itor hab black currant vp the retail buy !IP the cbsa, fors* noddy. is the great import metre fee le two dianag tlis four bergs ...

... NATURE NOTES. .. as Psorirrs. Many is IA as weather prophets. If a storm is approacbing. they say. the fish stop biting. and they won't bite again until the is past. They also - foretell the near approach of cold weather. Hours before it comes leer* the ...

... NATURE NOTES. A ROY AL BOTANIST. Ilanv are being told of Keg ()scar. Onsi illustrating his simple bonhomie nes relabel by M. Osaka Bonnier, the botanist. M. Bonnier botanising near Stockholm, when he met a stranger similarly occupied. T 66 two botanists ...

... NATURE NOTES. AWIRAL POWER. Interesting testa made recently in Nadi ua re Gerdes', New York, to Jetertai:. ,, the respeiiive pulling power of horses, elephents. horses, weighuig one thousand six hundred pounds each, together pulled three tisousand seven ...

... NATURE NOTES. FAIT GR.,wrgo rams. or trees grow fast. There is one in Florida which shot up forty feet in four years, and another in Guatemala, which grew 120 feet in twelve veers. This eorresponds to a rise of ten feet a year, or nearly one foot per ...

... NATURE NOTES. A MAMMOTH MUSHROOM. A seuebratin alleaseriag lOis. • Iwo pawed at Unmakes. WS IN THE lAEA A swarm of bees took polotooloo et it lamp to thP Midland limo at a haulm ounanierabis Irma& is rsisswiag WS insects. OLD ELMS BONE. of Wilda Ismer ...

... NATURE NOTES. THE ROACH. Wicklow el the Thames ban yielded what is to ha the largest caught in that river. It foll to the rod of an miler Edusoods, awl seated abs. 12oss. CANARY NOTES. thrums 'sod a other ea miners. Ono has bees know. to • single trill ...