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... NATURE NOTE THE MIGRATIONS OP THE SONG THRESH . Ik a recent Nature Note a correspondent raised the question of the migration of the thrush , stating that only a few of the . species remain in winter in Aberdeenshiro , ' while the blackbirds make no ...
... NATURE NOTE FAvoumns nesting tbees . The two main factors which influence a [ tth nesting bird in tho selection of a site for its dm are suitablo staging and adequate- conceal ^ Few trees provide both of these requisites , a J it 'is natural , therefore ...
... NATURE NOTE A TAJIE ROBIN AND HIS FATE . I send 'tho following notes about the tameneas of a robin that has been a constant visitor at mv homo , for tho past two winters . / ' In S eptember 1912 this little bird began to feed on crumbs pm cut on our ...
... NATURE NOTE ! OWLS AXD DAYLIGHT . AsipNG the many -baseless fancies popularl y cherished is the notion that owls are , exclusivel y nocturnal in their habits , and that they 1 never emerge from their shady retreats during the hour ., of daylight . That ...
... NATURE- NOTE .. Kcms nsoii-thb BASS BOCK . The bustl . o . and . activity of returning bitd lif inoreaso daily ¦ diir hbai arrivals being th « pufc ., ¦ which , with customary punctuality ( puj jn « j , . poaraiicoon ~ tho 24 th , -thus completing ...
... THE TREE SPAliaOW . Lauder , January 3 , 1914 . iua , —tn connection with tho Nature Note on the tree sparrow in to-day's Scotsman , may I write that here in Landerdale the bird is freqnentij met with ? It is easily recognised from the common sparrow ...
... THE SINGING OF BIRDS . Edinburgh , Decembor 17 , 1914 . Sib , —With reference to the recent Nature Note and subsequent correspondence on this subject , it may be useful to mention , for the information of those who keep a record of such occurrences ...
... BEING HEARD . . s [¦' . ' . ¦ Edinburgh , November ; 21 , 1914 . , Str , —I have-read with much interest J . L . R . 's Nature Note entitled as above . One or two of his statements ; . are , . however / . I , ' , think , open . to criticism .. -Tho- song ...
... in them in choice of food ,, and one 'can hardly deny volition to a plant that moves . 1 Further , in this interesting' Nature Note , pea and bean roots escaping through a wire net bottom are said to return to the wot sawdust . finding too littlo moisture ...
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... ; and noither species stays away a single day longer than is necessitated . This brings us to the point in Saturday ' s Nature Note— how far south this migration of thrushes extends . The number of these two kinds of wiso birds in Scotland during July ...
... later , as , according to my diary of events it was not heard until May 9 th . ' ¦ On referring to other entries in my nature note book I find the earliest mention of the arrival of tho corncrake in this district under date May 1 st , 1906 . Most of the ...