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... NATURE NOTES If familiarity did not breed contempt the Ragwort would be admired as much as many a tender plant, like its near relative the Cineraria, which has to be carefully martured in the hothouse to bring it into flower. Were it not so common its ...
... Nature Notes. The end el drought I. the not welcome item to record al, week. There were ,howera .it the hog.uning of the week, and there woe k Wednesday that rain becoming geoora;—to the great relief oi the Lountry. The cuckoo beard In parta of Cardiganshitt ...
... Nature Notes. Nature make= no for by numbar: it thus that Ow tiny blossom of the !Lenny Grasa make quite feature in the laixtc-ane of the northertono,t eart of Cnriticanithire thme &at.. The hanks of the nataary of rkwoy and o.e eiFoinin. , tur, are iviorneel ...
... NATURE NOTES BIRD NOTES.-I the 180 species of birds that , an properly be called British 36 are summer visitors. They arrin here in spring to breed. and depart in late summer or early .iutumn to winter in mme sunnier clime; Attics. India, China. and parts ...
... NATURE NOTES. The two wild species of pansy are the common heart's-ease and the mountain pansf. The former is abundantly met with almost throughout Britain, while the latter, though common on the bills of dcotland and Wales, and the northern parts of ...
... NATURE NOTES. VL-BIRD6 01 THE WEEK. Every week the chorus of birds' sellge Swells. louder, as new voices join hi th res hes, eirattiue.hes,' hedge-sparioss, tits, wrens and golden-crested), greenfinehes, and yellow-hionmers are inking their parts in the ...
... Nature Notes. Ou Monday morning an owl alighted oot of a Imuse at Aberystwyth. soon several jackdaw, gathered um made an attempt to drive the owl away. Being unsuceessful they flew away, leaving the owl in quiet posse,sion. This unusual incident in the ...
... NATURE NOTES. The little ('l. if-chaff returned. though the country is yet under the spell of a blackthorn winter. It was seen on Friday in the Yetwyth Valley near Llanfarian: and at the beginning of the near the Bowl. ing flreen in Plascrug. Do know ...
... Nature Notes, The Willow Warbler. Willow Wren, and the Sand Martin were observed near Aberystwyth on April 3rd. The dates ort•which thaw were Maerved the last two years were: 111(low 'Wren: 1924. April I:sth; 192.1. April lfith,• Sand 'Martin: 1924. April ...
... NATURE NOTES. September ushers iL tho season cif allots and mellow fruitfulitess:' The tree,s are beginning to change coiner, and the fledge, are brightened. with a profusion of scarkt berries, of Ztipe. haws, homersuekles, meontain a viburnum. and Ission ...
... Nature Notes. The Si Aster is in dotter on kke hanky of the Dosey. The garden relatise of this plantthe Daisy—is known Welsh oostager• a• ••Flarvel Hof - - Farewell Sum- Mer. It IA many ysar. •ine. the React was in such profosinn at Tnyala.. it is this ...
... Nature Notes. Sunday last was Rogation Sunday; and Vis title recalls an old name for on. of Ow - •-ct. Vett of our 11 ild lowers--the tiny Millkwert. which is still called Ganz bower in the rural distri is of the North of I:naland. It wre in the tlseorat'ons ...