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... NATURE NOTES. The spring flowers have gone back, and pretty summer ones are blooming. The trends are all in leaf, ami most of the evergreens are in flower. The meadows are yellow with buttercups, and marguerites an* in flower among the grass which for ...
... NATURE NOTES. Some field-* in the district are thickly peopled with the little frog orchis; whilst othersâthe majorityâfurnish not a specimen. It is said some authors to differ from most other orchids being of a solitary nature. I hare not found it ...
... NATURE NOTES. FLIGHT OY MIGRANTS. r • and body. would patios d *nivel sad Deem! mod Don't caw! , of map. the ogee tin etry at. east, bn and Swan :we .is et p. ..t .b it ate AN Ow Castro of England wen latod batons the Patters and [Counties ...
... NATURE NOTES Three balls of fluff, ten to twelve days old, likable to look at as are most young birds; but, being hungry and parentless, at times they appeared pathetic to an extreme degree. They were the young of kestrels, and although half dead owing ...
... NATURE NOTES. Two Paies ot Eyes. Fishes have discovered in Guatemala with two pairs of eyes. One pair does duty above water the other below, the thus being able see equally well in two elements. Noises Tbat Attract Snakes. It is curious fact that there ...
... NATURE NOTES. LIFE HISTORY OF THE TIGER Buns At the meeting of the Royal Microscopical Society held lam reel at 20. Hanover Square, Mr. Firm& gate an interesting Femme es the life history the tiger beetle oampostrni, illustrated by number of some of ...
... NATURE NOTES QUERIES. The Rat Pi.aoce. Reference has already been made in tb!« column to tlie trouble to which farmers and other* aro being put by the extraordinary increase in the number rata frequenting farm* and (arm-buildings in many parts tiro emntry ...
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... NATURE NOTES (By Clarence Williamson) ‘ Most (I the foxgloves have shed their white and purple bells, many of them falling Into the swift flowing stream, to be carried away down the valley. A lone patch of meadowsweet on the stream bank gives off a pleasing ...
... NATURE NOTES By Clarence Williamson AlUiough the rivers run into the sea; jet the sea is not lull. Unto the place which the rivers come, thither they return again,” So said the preacher old time. Alter a memorable day 01 rain and Hoods, the lirst day ...
... NATURE NOTES. T*» Faui«um’» Kuumt. The corn marigold a beautiful weed, but it is very destructive, and is considered by the farmer one of enemies. Attempts to eradicate it, however, too often meet with failure. In one case attempt eras made to eradicate ...
... Nature notes TO continue in this natural history vein, we have often heard gardeners say that birds sit watching them plant seeds and, when the coast is clear, descend to unearth and eat the seed, and to dust-bath in the carefully prepared plot. We have ...