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... NATURE NOTE IT is a few weeks ago that our last Natural History Society notes appeared, but a correspondent has followed up with a few more observations. He _states that he saw a clouded yellow butterfly only ‘once dur.ng the summer (flying over Bilton ...
... Form, G. Golby (collection of various kinds of leaves) : Upper IV., L. Langdon (best nature note book in Upper School) ; Lower Illa., M. Wilkinson (best nature note book in Lower School) ; Upper lIIa. won the sports picture presented by the staff; Lower ...
... Nature notes THE first days of April seemed to indicate that yet another winter was approaching — with snow and sleet on the Ist, and frosts occuring daily until the sth — yet already summer migrant birds were in the area, with Wheatear being seen in ...
... Nature Notes THE sudden cold spell of the weekend January 20/21 brought in fieldfares, redwings and lapwings much closer to towns and villages. With the arrival of the snow, marauding parties of fieldfares — our Scandinavian wintering thrushes — roamed ...
... NATURE NOTES The gale force winds early in September not only brought down many trees and wrought much damage. They also brought with them many surprises in the bird Cormorants and shags, usually seen in ones and twos appeared in half dozens and more ...
... NATURE NOTES Botanical items noted in the “ Rugby Naturalist include winter aconite, which was found on the outskirts of the town early in March. Bird life reported recently include 19 golden plover at a local reservoir, while numbers .of goosander ...
... NATURE NOTES The Swift — almost the last ‘‘pee-a-wit” and the flock of our summer visiting birds slowly spirals into the sky on §E;nr:(lonhnve - to arrive — is certainly the broad, heavy wings. ' first to depart. Now and again Ruff and the This year has ...
... Nature Notes. THE PAGEANT OF NATURE - MAY [By H. J. WHELDON, M.B.M.S ] In all the year there is no month so merry and beautiful as the perfect English May. The azure sky, the glorious sunshine, the air enriched by the perfume of many blossoms and the ...
... THE COVENTRY GRAPHIC. NEW NATURE NOTES. Children's Amusing Essays. The question why a goat has a beard is ¢ still unsolved according to a juvenile writer who competed in the children’s essay competition at the Royal Lancashire Show. Animal life is dealt ...
... NEW FEATURE. In Wind and Wild, NATURE NOTES ROUND COVENTRY. [BY F. S. COTTON.] It is a glade in the heart of the Corley woodland whose green fronded vistas are indeed visions of enchantment to Nature lovers’ eyes. On every hand the undulating woods enclose ...
... Nature Note.—There is a plague of wasps in certain parts, and Mr. Joseph King asked a question on the day Parliament reassembled. A morning paper makes much of the fact that a certain I])ientilxh village boasts of a lady bagpipe player. That isn’t a boast ...
... this deathless column we reflect that not even our Editor can realise the real genius which—(Pass along pleare, Editor.) Nature Note.—Saptember is here, and baked potatoe cans are sprouting in South Laadop. How some people do brag.—An undertaker told the ...