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... Nature Note Mad Halter^ •• March Mad? 4 h hare 1* Inspire prompting of fhe , a season. New, feathered world. pursued In more comical for the lore-smlllen ju cut* very odd j^ andcaUpnUln lon* hind HTmoment Is hrowilnf * the next he projer body Into the ...

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... NATURE NOTE The Glowworms' Colony WILD privet and honeysuckle dimmed and faded as we passed. added their fragrance to Perhaps where lank windthe flower-scented dusk of a swayed herbage danced at the warm July evening. Swallows water's edge the sight wis ...

... Nature Note Harvest Of The Trees WALKING the side of the hedgerow fencing the wood Is accompanied much nutting and crackling underfoot Here, fallen from the boughs overhanging the path, the harvest of the trees lies In great variety. Husks ot horse-chestnuts ...

... NATURE NOTE Piglets of the Hedge-Bottom WARM and showery weather suits the hedgehogs, being favourable to their quest for food. Perhaps, when coming home front country walk at dusk, you will glimpse one of these little animals convoying her “piglets- ...

... Nature Note Feathered “Vikings” ANT day now the nitnre■A lover wenderlnc In Helds bordered Jewelled hedgerows msy welcome the earlier platoons of fleld-fares, reconnoitring like advance scouts of the hosts of winter visitors dne to arrive shortly. There ...

... Nature Note St. Austell Man's Skill As Taxidermist The late Lt. Col B. H. Ryves, of St. Mawgan. who was so excellent an authority on Cornish bird life. described the peregrine falcon 94 the grandest of all British birds. He was, of course, referring ...