... its \E a athe oak ‘and larch, Brrs’s aAxD ‘Meet tribute render ! Knowledge of the natural laws whieh tne J. Lewron (in “ Nature Notes.”) vos of digession and cation vi the hue propersies of Cocoa, ast and eappers Jeo: | Wuew Sir Michael Hicks-Beach comes ...

... c. ing their soft, sleek coats. lrererecTive A correspondent draws my attention to a commu- | by Mr. E. T. Daubeny to Nature | Notes, in which the writer says: one’s zeal preserve the life of birds it is a mistake to overlook | the delinquencies sof some ...

... cold frogs are often frozen to death in the dyke-beds, Since writing the above, [ ere that the Rev. E. T. beny writes to Nature Notes questioning the statement that frogs and toads remain under water, in mud, during three or four months cf the year. He ...

... song for March, | Rough month yet tender ; Ere leaves clothe oak and larch, | Meet tribute render ! J. Lewron Brazn (in “ Nature Notes.”) ...

... living at Haddiscce, a hamlet inthe midst of the East Anglian marshes, sends me, under date of March 20th, the following nature notes: ‘*A friend of mine shot a bittern this winter. The open weather brought our breeding redshanks here early this season ...

... did not once look up when we end so as to securely imprison and conceal the free. entered, as any one would have done in natural notes. The only difficulty was that this did not The shop was in a beet street, and had obscured curiosity. I wanted particularly ...