... Nature Notes seem to invade most of Most of us are familiar our open grass areas at with the ii'nm“' this time of year. | have and of the characteristic recently seen them on flitting of the tail which the playing fields st War- earns him his name ...

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... Nature Notes ALMOST every morning The explanation is that the when | draw back the bed- Yellow birds we are seeing room curtains my eye is are this year's brood, which caught by one or more tiny are decidedly brighter in hue little yellow birds flitting ...

... NATURE NOTES THIS Christmas we shall be invited to help ourseives to dominated by common gulls, ches are getting enough wild come close enough on the washing down turkey with m.pfigsofholly'romm but with lesser numbers of food yet in the countryside, ...

... Nature Notes by Trees are still standing stark and leafless against the sky with only the flower buds of the wych elm swelling to bursting point. And it looks to as if only those daffodils on south-facing banks, where they find it slightly warmer, are ...

... Nature Notes WHILE many birds are still to be heard singing at different times of day, the morning chorus of birdsong, which greeted daybreak in May, has gradually faded throughout June, while in the last few days the constant chirruping of fledgling ...

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... NATURE NOTES E I b' d the winter storms and indeed roost, or at least down to the arly DITAS arestii atit. Bisckbirds were cosst in the case of the oysseen carrying nesting mate- tercatchers. OYSTERCATCHERS, as rial at least by the middle of The real ...

... NATURE NOTES , 1 a small circle Changeover oviiesnns, now seom to peer out through the 1F YOU can look out of your chocolate coloured balaclava window on to any area of which adoMns their heads. open land, then | expect you °'“| familiar with This new ...