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... NATURE NOTE& A BLACK LILY. bleak lily* new to science has been tun covered by Americans at Nueva Caceres, Southern I ,uzon, is the Philippines. An odour of tainted flesh, and many bluebottle-flies led them to find it under dense vegetation. The plant ...
... Nature note Litter disfigures wuntrvside and can be inger to all animals. cknickers, mostly, annuly throw down about a illion bottles,. mainly milk bottles. These are a death trap to small animals who go in to explore and cannot return up the slippery ...
... Nature note Litter disfigures the countryside and can be a danger to all animals. Picknickers, mostly, annually throw. down about a million bottles, mainly milk bottles. These are a death trap to small animals who go in to explore and cannot return up ...
... NATURE NOTE. The rook (Continued). In my article on St. Patrick** Day I asked reader* to let me have their experience as to whether rooks are harmful or otherwise to fanners. I have received quite lot of replies, and here is an excellent one from J.M ...
... NATURE NOTE& DETERIORATION RED DEER. The Marquis of --- 13reada1ban is, writing in Country Lite, says;—My own idea is that it is a great pity to shout fine y oung s t ags just coming to maturity, and that it is always better, pro. sided you are a fair ...
... A NATURE NOTE. The following interesting item appears in the Northern Whig's Nature Notes fioni the pen of H.S.M. t Aghadowey:—l probl vided during the winter a generous tabl6 of fat bacon and suet for all the Tits-frequenting my residence—two pairs ...
... A NATURE NOTE To the Editor ol the Sorthern IVhie Sir,—While passing the ister Parliament to-day I heard the corncrake. I think this is a pretty early arrival. This is the spot where I generally hear it first every year. 1 would also like to say that ...
... A NATURE NOTE. K. H., Inver Height, Larne, writes:— The corncrake was heard oa the evening of the 18th of April at 3.3O—CUMMERDALE HURDLE. • Sport fir Life and Sportsman (Man on the Spot)— Golden Crown, 4.0- EDEN NOVICES* CHASE. Sporting Life and Sportsman ...
... A HUMAN NATURE NOTE In th ...
... A War Nature Note. In letter home from the soldier save kee djecorered corioies iimeet the Gallipoli Peninsula, which hangs from the door hie . It reeembtee in remarkable degree the '* Pnjing Mantle. It is a great faronrite with the men on account of ...
... Nature Note* 100 Yearn Ago. I hare copied the following entracta from an old Be If eat ecrapbook of newapaper clip- Cnge. The taking of the Sturgeon in the >gan ia more than enrioae.—Atdrigh; Tneaday evening laat, Lord Belfaat and some gentlemen were ...
... NATURE NOTE& BIROS NESTS IN WINTER. With the great majority of birds their nests are so sense a permanent home, says a writer in • Cotudy lieut'ese in, bet only a summer cradle for the eggs and young. When the broods aro fledged and the summer is gone ...