... NATURE NOTES Among the most interesting of the many wildlings in flower just now is the Goat's Beard. At Aberystwyth a strorg colony of this plant may be seen in the old St. Michael's Churchyard. Those who are not famOar with it may easily discover it ...

... Nature Notes. The Coltsfoot was among the ot Bowers to respond to the heat save. It came sudtlealv to on Thursday, and its eolden blossom made a cheenfol sight on souse el ti•e old refuse ground in I'lascrug. Thht Thursday evening the sky will present ...

... Nature Notes. %.uekeo beard in the neighbutirh.o.! Aberyut.wyth during the week-end; in Ciliuu Avrvn a lieek earlier. A writer in the New Statesman put 6 the population for the whole of Great Bri. tain at 6omething like rin iridlien. or b‘iNe..ll two ...

... NATURE NOTES. New that the wheat is getting white already to harvest. there is hardly a .ornfield in the land where the Scarlet Pimpernel does not spread its brilliant little flower. This tiny a - di:Ling has some pretty English names, as the Shepherd's ...

... Nature Notes. Tho Winter Heliotrope to ln nI the nir ts buten with its delicate perfume. This sweet-scented Coltsfoot, which Is said to have kept Tennyson spellbound, tbri e ,,,, the«. districts, and has multiplied considerable of late in vicinity of ...

... NATURE NOTES. _ A great army has b , en at work. night and day. at Wembley. and the press directs public attention to the womlerful transformation that has taken place there. As the result of the feverish activity of busy brains and willing hands. Wembley ...

... Nature Notes. Mwya'r mwyfir trai.•• This ohi proverb is not, invariably true; for the ebb and How 411 tides :ire subject , to the influence of the weather, wind especially. Though the highest tide of the yea- was that oh last Friday, the ebb was not ...

... Nature Notes. Maw- peon'. at Aberystwyth an en the Cardigan c ust saw a wonde.f.il sre ...

... Nature Notes. Th. Whertear, 'ono of the earliest. if nut the first, of the summer migrants to arrive our shores, IVIP4 seen at Aberystwyth at the of last week. Tbe bright flower-beads of the Colt's-foot. like miniature Dandelions, are beginning to star ...

... Nature Notes. TLat 5p..11 made •.erything very this Jaathiry. Not a snosdrop yet?' says a correspondent Cornwall in daily press. liVe evidently more fortunate at Abers.twyth, for the harbiagrr at spring is already in Sower ha t'e Val.. of Paith. Thy ...

... Nature Notes. Notwiihstandimr the growing campaign in the presi against nob*. of sill sorts. there is one we sadly miss already—that of the swift, which made the summer air yibrart with its shrill cry. These birds have already wheeled south Warde to seek ...

... NATURE NOTES IX.-BIRDS OF , WEE The simplest bird's neat is indeed a ma-terpiece; and when we examine some of the more complicated kinds, and think that they have been constructed with no tools slept the 'bird's beak and slaws, and with as material except ...