... A NATURE NOTE FACTS ABOUT THE WILD RABBIT The wild rabbit is well-known by all country children. You have all seen rabbit holes. If you could go down one Alice in Wonderland did, do you know what you would find? I will try and tell you. Wild rabbits’ ...

... A NATURE NOTE , The park of one of our l county houses in Northamptonshire provided a small parts of us with a few hours' nature study durini the week-end. Dead and fallen trees, the unkempt appearance of the place, were signs of the times, but added ...

... A NATURE NOTE. As the short November afternoon was drawing to a close the first division of • vast army of starlings hastened from it. distant feeding gruunds neared the small covert that this season had been chosen by the birds for their nightly roosting ...

... NATURE NOTE Wh.ich flowera bloom first in our garden in springtime? Snowdrops, vaffoJxlg, hyacinths and tulips, you will ■sy. Yes, this is so and no aoubt you will have noticed that all these are grown from bulbs. Bulbs are certainly interesting so let ...

... A NATURE NOTE When out for a walk one day I voticed » haw. bovering over a large tree. Twice the bawk dasbed into the branches of the tree, but withdrew almost immediately. Present. z out flew a large bird, which I took to be a ve. The budnd only flown ...

... A NATURE NOTE. the short November afternoon was drawing to a close the first division of a vast army of starlings hastened from its distant feeding grounds neared the small covert that this season had been chosen by the biyds for their nightly roosting ...

... A LOCAL NATURE NOTE. Seen from the highway, the long rows of beans now just appearing above ground, straight in line and with neither overlap nor gore, told of skilful drill-steerer and a well-prepared seed bed. Dotted about the field were many little ...

... • • . A LOCAL NATURE NOTE Gradually, Spring is merging into early Summer. Cone is the woodland's floral carpet of bluebell, primrose and windflower, its place taken a Covering of verdant foliage with patches of fern and bracken. The cowslip and common ...

... A LOCAL NATURE NOTE. Seen from the highway. the long rows of beans now appeurin.g above ground. straight in line and with neither overlap nor Z.'''. told of a skilful drill-etherer and well-prepared seed bed. Dotted about the held were man,- li.tio clusters ...

... CONDUCTED BY AUNTIE DICK NATURE NOTE NO EARS, EYES, OR TEETH! Worms are quite in tlieir way. wonder if you ever thought about them. Of course, all know just what they aro like, and you may have noticed that their bodies are composed hundreds of little ...

... MAY TIME A NATURE NOTE MAY is the great nesting month of the birds and almost all kinds are now busily occupied about their homes. The singing of the birds is especially sweet during this month, perhaps it is because the birds are so happy in such a lovely ...

... THE HIBERNATING ANIMALS A SEPTEMBER NATURE NOTE Though the weather may be nice in September, hibernating animals know that cold days are not far off, and they begin to make preparations for their winter sleep. By now squirrels, dormice, and hedgehogs ...