... NATURE NOTE& EGG. mailed bird's is . 4 104tb s iat kusiaela . - Itis' pia. .; • • ••••• ...

... NATURE NOTE& ROCK BLI:LDERS. These little builders do their woe* ft is still t,aing on. They labour at the of the deep which though it was mice thought to be devoid of life, I. DOW found to be • populous empire. thronged with active life and strange forms ...

... NATURE NOTE& •& I • . . Wpni“0100 . ••11 , A wu nui war at . Brooklyn, New York, two supplied. by • &riser with a, pair of wooden hind. Is isla,hpo,t it s the. mi. th• PonNy on tibe , OF BANTAM/ anb Bum • A rearm ot byes' in a run in which • Tolisibury ...

... A NATURE NOTE. There seems to be in some r.uarters an inclination to withhold feeding the birds as a war economy (says 'A. T. J.') . But surely this may mean we are jeopardising the very object we desire to maintati. For if it is true—and every intelligent ...

... , • NATURE* NOTE' Blasi IWComparrressa. • . esousl nightingale , 4is. in warless cities of J arta. stain , of Otis isscrescum is to bring some tams nighllagales of rselodsous -scoording to the accepted standard of isseura, sod tp let. each of them sing ...

... WOMAN SOLICITOR'S SUCCESS. FIRST H ONOU RS I NATION, A NATURE NOTE. Sonic part.: of Wales, says the Liver.' pool Past, lave animal distinction of i possessing fit:mane (tht wooden enernics'• of solution- clltirtn). which aid a beautiful rosy-lilac cdtax ...

... . The Emergency Committee will, however, I meet at any time if necessary. RASPBERRIE—S IN DECEMBER. Here is an unusual nature note. Tha other day Mrs. Leslie Gaskell, of Halkyn, found a number of ripe raspberries growing in the garden at the rear of her ...

... yank& is piens this inep t thell. Ms anises always adios be p It FLINTSHIRE OBSERVER-THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1905. 1 OUR KINDLY NATURE NOTE& is some SOO omega TO Of JOCLIT. Ileg beg Ina eluded smaglier WWI NM =4 Ms kindly Iftegilit fee his dtgremerrerab• Illiogendeld ...

... him to describe them as a people of keen mental capabilities. &harp-witted, ahus s ready with in anecdote. M.P.'S TRAM NATURE NOTE& , us W. serneeir • 110111R-C•11 --.0.- • FIELD NICE. whoring from Limbs to Blackwood, Perhaps, in proportion to its .' ...

... NATURE NOTES. I NUNCIMP MN. - An (Said rortiod of the madwoman* of aa adult crow io oboes sane• day be bird of iis wallets ut Tbas as iamb ai if • ma. eta forty a aid $1 boom STRAIICE SEED SOWINt The boas it Athol' bas a highly original method ti sowing ...

... NATURE NOTES. lmi Noses. - IR their ants dye now. Web whkh kw owe dirties to perform. Qne now tells Ow aid whether it M in its own nest that of an meow; another noiiie discrissisatim beyween odours if ants of the saute species. bun of diterew eoloaies; ...

... NATURE NOTES. Ten-Fun. The most terrible scourge of Africa at the present looniest is the sleeping sickness, which is conveyed to man by the tie-tee and let up to quite a recent date man was considered immune from the attacks of this poisonous pest. The ...