... ,NATURE NOTES IN ()UMBER. • Wilmot day th. early Ootolor T,. t. Is onclenided. mad the son de.. up. the alum, year am, rummer sir. , It eves its deem- ,en •My come to one ail. • for• sm. ramble. .at .Ile.t it. foul •illbay• math the bird.. and to. the ...

... HOME READINGS. ITLE GF Cabrow. srticle oa the wild catile of ~ Prom sa interes - [ Coadsow Forestin Nature Notes we gather thsi the Hamilion herd of wild white enttle 1 now the sely remaining Seottish oue, those hr ot Auchecoruive, Cumbernsuld, Drumlanyig ...

... NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. A lady correspondent of Nature Notes, while • staying recently the little Tillage of Churchill,. ' Somerset, heard a talking canary. The bird belongs to a Mrs. Bnckland, wife of gardener living Churchill. Joey came into her ...

... A TALKING CANARY. A lady correspondentof Nature Notes, while staying recently in the little village cif Churchill, Somerset,heard a talking canary. The bird belongs to a Mrs. Buckland, wife of a gardener, living in Churchill. Joey came into her ...

... The Names of Garden Plants. The Rev. Percy Myles, ILA., F.L.S. (editor of Nature Notes), lecturing on The Names of Garden Plants, stated that in the case of many plant. the popular names were entirely deceptive and misleading as to their true botanical ...

... opportunity occurs. The kingfisher has suffered from three wasting causes, fiyfishing, famine, and finery, observes • writer in Nature Notes. As to the Ards, a curious Nemesis befalls him. As he has caught flab in his life, his dead feathers, made into artificial ...

... magnetic storms, and by an increase m the number and size of 11w sun spots, and in the development of the solar prominences. .Nature notes, apropos of the approaching meting of the Brittah Association at Swansea, that on the occasion of the meeting there in ...

... turne*| lack and fl-d another eour* -. the news spread, snd it was true How wsi the news communicated if not speech f NATURE NOTES IN OCTOBEK. A brilliant i- this rally October. Tue shy ..ocluudrd, nod tbu sun down O)- the slowly dying year with summer ...

... means. The Irish Naturalist, a new monthly periodical somewhat resembling that excellent little organ of the Selbornians, Nature Notes, deserves a word of welcome both on its own account and because it is the first publication of the kind that has made its ...

... visitor, and cheer the to stand in a ring I have con- ite, except that Mr. Hope has a sub; which I trust may be as readers of Nature Notes as it is to myself. And I think we may even who used so much mari, for having left us all these pits that have us as so ...

... received. CONCERNING MARL PITS. Mr. Robert Holland, of Frodsham, contributes the following characteristic article to Nature's Notes, the Selborne Society's Magazine, for the current month : — Some interesting questions have been raised by Mr. Collingwood ...

... accompanied magnetic storms and by increase in the number and size of the sun spots in the development of solar prominences Nature notes apropos of the approaching meeting of the British Association at Swansea that on the occassion of the meeting there in ...