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... NATURE NOTES. OUR COMMON BIRDS. The Thrushes and Chats. Tl»» or Thrush lamily i» very hirj?e, coutaiuUig species. all over Die vorld, represented v.iih ’inmir very lamiliar species. They excel the powers ol' Our true '.l’h rushes ore the Missel-Thrush ...
... NATURE NOTES. CORNCRAKES COME INTO THE OPEN. A Bird That is Now Disappearing? FOX AS A PET. Although we are half-way through October, with withered leaves tumbling in showers to carpet the ground and nights chill, old King Sol has been Kind in the daytime ...
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... Nature Notes. Tour correspondent from Bundoran will find Hermit Crabs plentiful on the shore at Bundoran. Perhaps it is out of place to open old subject, but I read recently in a Canadian paper that the juice of the nettle is used green dye, also “nettle ...
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... NATURE NOTES. A NEW FEATURE. Competition for Nature and Antiquarian Notes. EVERYBODY MAY ENTER. It extremely gratifying to see the continued interest displayed in the matter contained in this column week week; but is even,more gratifying to know that ...
... NATURE NOTES. MAGPIE MOTHS AND CATERPILLARS. How the Sundew Plant Lives. WHERE THE FLICS GO. Three shiny black chrysalids with rings of yellow, and about half an Inch length, have been received from a correspondent (li. Simpson), Westland Row garden plots ...
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... NATURE NOTES. Interesting Examples of Migration. WHERE THE EELS GO. is not generally known that other creatures besides birds migrate, though in most instances the distances travelled arc not so great as among the avian tribe. There is. course, one notable ...
... NATURE NOTES. Frolics of a Badger Family. ...
... NATURE NOTES LIVELY WASPS IN WINTER. Geological Features of Ulster. ROCKS IN FORMATION. Our old correspondent T. M‘C has sent us a very lively queen wasp, with the information that there are many such insects living about in certain sweetmeat factory ...