... ' NATURE NOTE. • A Month arreepoadent a isaavarater which is said to halm takes plass on the Cruehan seIOgAiILIZIS I A bill fez. it stated. as &ma Iry seem; the l og soar, whoa a third to the fray and. intwitholandiap th e se e me r e • powerful radistaans ...

... A NATURE NOTE. It ««s when the moon w«s .hiniiu! on the Brittle Fields—s sloping, gorsecorered pssturege which ran the wood-side, that the fox-cubs could be seen j’laying in the cold light Orer end ever they rolled and fought, pouncing in and ont of th« ...

... A NATURE NOTE. in preoeu, and th« tight tun-browned men wielding keenedged bledet they bfuthad and through the accumulated growth yeart, with the tatit(aeterineea open-air work. one aide etmtehee neatly trimmed hedge, helot carefully filled, the thiekar ...

... A NATURE NOTE. Probably most of ua have seen t:.( ichneumon fly, and mistaken her a mosquito. Unlike the mosquito, si'i uses her probe to better purpose, instead of diluting and sucking blood of man, penetrates the skin caterpillars, and there lays her ...

... A NATURE NOTE. The aeon stieeaied ia umweeaWe Utile rill* el thnH>*l>. »* thinning tr***, end wove movint P*tt}*“ of hdainons point* ever tho len*n Wee- Th* oed ale*»» field* of shortly rtnhble P»l* with fins* *. eereead the drooping hsin of ft* ttlver ...

... A NATURE NOTE. J.P.B. writ**: Ev«rjOTe mains a palgrimags into the country at Easter to the longing tor Imratiiii buds, green leevee, spring flower* and the hundred notes the birds as they busy themselves with their nest building. I cycled clear ot long ...

... A NATURE NOTE. Sport good. * test tha crowd of grubby little boy a, who puabad and crowded the edge of the canal over flow pool, threw in their hooks baited with fragments maggot—.which grew leu and let* from vanont adjustments—so feet did they pull out ...

... A NATURE NOTE The warm sun shining on riin soaked grase produced a moist heat which made me prefer lounging the swollen me: tramping far afield. A dull, heavy burning under mesa of blue-speedve' end purplish ground-ivy made investigate. A large, gold ...

... A NATURE NOTE. All pMMifttm cabin the houseboat M the bOetm light Irom the lamp glow ...

... A NATURE' NOTE. J.P.B. writeiTh« absolute joy the low »hill and dainty precision of mownent. He flits tram twig to twig in short, jerky flights is nerer at rest, bat darts and down the tree, landing w : th eq al accuracy on branches all angles. Onts : ...

... A NATURE NOTE. J.P.B. writes: “There were numerous objections to my attempting to reach the rook's nest 1 wee lazy. It wws in inaccessible tree high above the cliffs I should get into horrible, dirty mess. The olayey earth sticking tq my shoes made them ...

... A NATURE NOTE. J.1’.8. writes“ The inouiti «l ,l !' Trent is not nearly excitinl ‘*l sounds. Th* river is grey and with th* snspendei mud fm®. erosion of the bonks. Th* hill* 'l* dropped into fiat, nninlsr* I’* 1 ’* meadows. and th* hadga* of the*' * ...