... NATURE NOTES. Every Reader of this Paper who is interested in Nature Study, and who desires to see this column continue.!, is invited to send an occasional contribution. Curious Nesting-place.—Some months ago you had an account of a singular nesting place ...

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... NATURE -NOTES. The Earliest Nests.—the chronology of ing, what Species would head the list? It woul ...

... NATURE NOTES. experienced anglers will not make the mistake of saying they have a good fish until it is actually landed. Several hours are spent spinning, and baits changed from time time, but was well on in the afternoon before the second fish was landed ...

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... NATURE NOTES. The Mad Hark sits upright on his form and surveys the world at large. Springtime u calling, and the blood is racing like wine throupi, his veins. He cannot contain himself, and dashV. and dances along the runs in extraordinary überance and ...

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