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... attuned to the full compass and power of the nightingale The effect was most pleasing, although of course not equa! to the natural notes of this bird, not one ot which he retained In- deed, many birds are almost if not entirely imita- tive and, in default ...
... days !attributed the general's death to the excessive use of the Aix-la-Chapelle waters. Ma. W. H. Ealing, records in Nature Notes • remarkable instance of frugality in bees. The recent extremely rainy weather Deems to have suggested to his bees that ...
... get well again. p OUR YOUNG FOLKS' LEITER. TIM Mae PIMPJUIL. The Children's Column' of he Misers Society's Magasise, Nature Notes, a remarks upon the flying squirrel. Theme is et the present moment one of these aninialsat ttie hishalsel Gude= in London ...
... would be added to the list of text-booke in connection with the healing art that ought to be in every library. A LADY of Nature Notes, while staying recei.tly ae the little village of Churchill Somerset, bard a talking canary. Iles bird haloes; to a Mrs ...
... Londoner, the common bat that undeserving who bas been seen the wicked work, at to Mr Edwards, expense of the inoffensive in “ Nature Notes,” they are always at it, and ory of the little martins when are out of their boles im the sand rocks near to bear. You ...
... big frames, abort legs, and -abaped udders, can be spectall: to anyone wan Cattle with good a nice mellow touch, and abu natural Note —By special the Trains leaving Wem at eam, ry at 6-45 will stop at Yorton Station om day of meet all Morning Trains at ...
... ftreoftett seen in fashionable IlleltUß. They make very delicate meal, lost can any man of feeling eat them with a relish? Nature Notes says they are being eaten ut dinner parties by tens of thousands, and aro in consequence rapidly diminishing in l nbers ...
... appreciated by those who are ignorant of the exact workings of that great department of the state. Let us, says a writer in Nature Notes, draw aside for a moment the veil which divides the official from the unofficial world. We will supp os e that a parcel ...
... indeed, M pity if, in the interest ftw summer tripper*, the charm of these unique hills should so grievously impaired.—“ Nature Notes.” dm, before Meewe. MUScoU_ Omona, j ng -; ajinreacheoti SS&i&iß' by &.,father? Kendtick (5». Fulham- n 6 Q’iJfiC SZ S^SpSa' ...
... collection of wild flowering plants: 1, E. P. Roberts; 2, R. H. Hughes; 3, R. Edwards; 4, R. Rogers, all of Llandegai. Set of nature notes: 1, A. D. Jones; 2, G. H. Richards, both of Llandegai; 3, W. G. Humphreys, Bangor; 4, W. Hughes, Llandegai. Welsh Industries ...
... BIRDS AND THEIR TCNBB I should like to ask. *ay» “W.,*' in “Nature Notes,*’ if any correspondent is able U> distinguish individual birds frequenting particular locality the peculiarity their ** tune ”? To illustrate I mean, to show the manner in which ...