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... NATURE NOTES. STOATS AND WEASELS EATING FROGS, ...

... NATURE NOTES. HABITS OF TflK THRUSH FAMILY. [Specially A fbrtmig'ht ago 1 received Sootiou ITL ’Rje Bird Book (T. C. and E. C. Jack), edited Mr. P. B. Kirkruam. The hrst two aectiona afforded me much plequnire that I have been looking forward witih great ...

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... NATURE NOTES, A GOOD WORD FOR THE FIELD VOLE. CoNrnrurrED. ] In dealing with lb© statue of birds last w?'ck I remarked that their destructive otherwise depended very largely on distribution and local circumstances. Birds which arc vegetarians will eometim-s ...

... NATURE NOTES: CURIOUS MISADVENTURE OF A KESTREL. BIRD CURIOSITY. [Specially Co»taib d. Turning into the lane which leads from Olton Station to Sheldon, Sunday I eoddenly became aware that something unusual was happening field the right band aide the road ...

... nature notes. SOME PESTS OP SOUDAN. CoirrBIBUTKD.I the disadrantagea mcidcntaJ to c*irixit« which peculiarly favourable the p*x»ling of ■bncuasa, msccta, and other pests winch arc injurions mankind, animals, rtorea, and abhor goods, the papulation the ...

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... NATURE NOTES. [Specially Comtiibutid.] Last week I called attention the f*ct that insect peats generally are exoeptionaflly abundant thi* year, and incidental reference was made to the prevalence of the hop aphis. Six weeks ago hopgrowers were congratulating ...

... NATURE NOTES. DISTRIBUTION THE REDSTART. [SraCIAIiY CONTEIBUTED.] Several complainta (have recently been, published, particularly the London press, oonccrmng the growing scarcity of the redstart. These birds are very unevenly distributed, being fairly ...

... NATURE NOTES, observations ox the SITARIS LARVA. ...

... NATURE NOTES. All the board Com Castle suffered from mal-dc-mer. A seasick baboon pursued a Kaffir round deck, but finding that it could not catch him, throw up the idea.—Globe.” ...