... OW entio. Bearded Tit in Norfolk. A pleasant piece of natural history gossip appears in Nature Notes from Norfolk. A certain landowner, who happens to be very wealthy and at tbesame time an enthusiastic ornithologist, last year had no fewer than seven ...

... birds hate sometimes to fall back on curious material for the building. of their nests. Mr. A. Holt Macpherson tells in Nature Notes of some spotted fly-catchers which nested in Hydepark and Kensington-gardens last summer. One nest which he watched he ...

... the taint the snare for weeks after r is set, and the keepers usually detect the wires leaf before the odour hes gune.— Nature Notes. ...

... The Action of Ice and its effects. Mr. George Henslow continues in the current number of Nature Notes his interesting serie-e artelee on this subject. ro understand, he . says — , ice can do and has done, ought to go to the Arctic regions, the Alps ...

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... nature walks. Everything is of interest—the first flowers, the notes of the birds, plant and animal life. There are nature note books in which the children make their own notes and drawings of what they see in their daily walks by field and hedgerow ...

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