... NATURE NOTES. another part of (he iKKtk is a ; photograph a Urge frame contain ing the fruits of many hunting tions in Oishorn Park. Indeed, as Fielding points out, the keepers must have been kept busy trap and shoot such a large number game pests. ■ ...

... NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY NATURE NOTES FOR THE YEAR Wednesday, sJ3rd, the was devoted to the reading tlie reports of the various recorders. The latter |jurl of 1939 was warm for the time of the year, and many flowers lingered in the gardens and hedgerows ...

... Nature Note Every year in the stream at the bottom of Phillips Lane there is a fine show of yellow flow’ers, which, I believe, are known by the common name of Monkey Musk. I am no naturalist, and have no knowdedge of these things, but take an interest ...

... Nature Note A friend of mine has lieen remarking that in his country walks he has noticed that a large number of trees have been stripped their bark up to as high as three and four feet from the base and he has been wondering what is the explanation. ...

... keeping their eyes open for sight of such an unusual visitor to this part of the country, ! ...

... Inghamite Church. There were good attendances throughout the day, and collections amounted to £l5 for the Sunday School funds. Nature Note At this time of year when wild life is perhaps at the most interesting stage, young birds are beginning lose their fleshy ...

... respite ashore. On Saturday, July 11th, there is to be a Flag Day in Colne for this very worthy institution, and generous Nature Note F. R. Crabtree, 10 Thorn Grove, Colne, writes: “Whilst walking out on Sunday, the 27th June, on the Back Lane road near ...

... attached to other branches Colne’s civil defence system, which now approaching a very satisfactory state of efficiency. Nature Note Though driving tests have been resumed this month, candidates for the full licence will not be dealt with anything like ...