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... Nature Notes. Food:. of nature in the %hope of non•trotitir. are not suitabie for these notrs. Inn northing on the linnioroto or• pleasing side of bird or animal life that is rare or unique , I than he pleased to mord. Mr. J. Mangan, Johnby. told ow a ...
... Nature Notes. l'p to the prevent (Tueviay) the month of May ha given great maisfection, not not only to fanners but to the majority of people who lire in our change:Ode climate. During the last ten days a great change boa taken place ig the (moony. Yields ...
... NATURE NOTES. August is now with us, and although its advent may have brought joy to thousands of holiday makers, it will also recall some sad memories of the past three years of warfare. Nature, however, takes no note of these things but calmly pursues ...
... NATURE NOTES. sons respects the present Season is cry like the winter of ISf 3. of which in he spring of that year I wrote as follows: fhe thaw came about the middle of bet for weeks after the farmers could not plough the headriggs on account the trust ...
... NATURE NOTES. As I write this note there has been a i pleasing change in the weather. The grey, leaden clouds that have for weeks hung like a pall over both town and country passed quietly away, the rain ceased and we beheld once more the clear blue sky ...
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... NATURE NOTES. The ilelightfal ;nthMr hare keen and still are enjoying has had the alert of lengthening out the yammer to • remarkable degree. Signs of • dinner •re now. however. to be wen in oar flails. walks. Our woods and grove.. olthough till lovely ...
... NATURE NOTES. BIRDS NESTS IN WINTER. With the great majority of birds their nests are in no sense a permanent home, says a writer in the County Gent!ent in, but only a summer cradle for the eggs and young. When the broods are fledged and the summer ...
... Nature Notes. Alt doe mei. of fret we on the merlon; of the 17th or sere, end 13,11. pr Wlthollt Fondle, in nova in, it is not warm ran to he, e so or drier hoar so June. Afoot 40 year. aso--er, to be motet, on the 4tb J‘lave, 1874-- 1b err • very ...
... Nature Notes. Since my note the blackeock • few weeksago, a farmer living in North Cumberland given me some interesting details about the carioca habits of this noble bird. In the autumn and early winter the blackeock follows the stubbles and lives &Wily ...
... NATURE NOTES. A SIGH FOR SUMMER. Oh! for nee of those goal, old - fashioned yammers (sighs a writer in the Weatminstiee Gazette ) to put new spirit in us. when flowers and fruit came at their proper seasons and not six weeks late—if at all ; when Britain ...
... 'NATURE NOTES. The terveet is now open us, and here in the Penrith district a good many fields have been cut and stooks of golden corn adorn the open country. I have seldom seen the grain ripen so feat as it did this year, and everywhere in my travels ...