... NATURE NOTES. A fine specimen of the aloe tree is now (observe, the Daily Graphic) in full bloom in Miss Gibson's garden, 'Hill House, Saffron Walden. Recently a fisherman killed on the Norfolk coast a specimen of the rare yellow Siberian warbler (Ph ...

... NATURE NOTES, sIGNALLERS PRIZRA LarCe•Eargesot Cooke Lance-Cos viral Martin 41. Private Cott .ri.l Per:jilts 4/ . HAL'S 4/. „ W Rairsd:le Bird aed Private Thomas were the winners of the Rifle Priz's and two apktbdid specimens of workmanship were presented ...

... NATURE NOTES. A fine specimen of the aloe tree is now (observes the Grapiie) in full bloom in Miss Giheons garden, Hill House, Saffron 'Walden. Recently a fisherman killed on the Norfolk coast a specimen of the rare yellow Siberian warbler (Phylloecopus ...

... NATURE NOTES. A second crop of raspberries, et excellent quality, has been ',Alined at Pelham et. Mary. At Vestan ripe unforced strawberries have been gathend is garden, in another part a/ which the h. I.y twee are bright with red berries. The early apl ...

... NATURE NOTES. IttlV, R. DI. OlAerved of a:: .71yaervers -f life, has been 'oink heath-like flower, on thick ctiisterett , lowlying :.kt•-rubs, which go by the name of Dogberry hereabout!. Their proper name is Crowberry or Craketerry and the generic, name ...

... NATURE NOTES• Tabu anb error. BY The ordinary fortnightly meeting of megim trate, took place on Monday, at Penkridge, when the following viewer assembled The it by no means the only noe ee Petty in Sosion ;—Lord flathertoo mad (. E.: called for, we have ...

... NATURE NOTES. A second crop of raspberries, of excellent quality, has been gathered at Pulham St. Mary. Ventnor ripe unforced strawberries have been gathered trarden another part of which the holly trees Ire bright with red berries. The early appearance ...

... NATURE NOTES: THE CDCKOO AND SWALLOWS. Mr. James Hiam, The Wren’s Nest, Astwood Bank, writes to a Birmingham contemporary, of Tuesday last, as follows : I happen to know that some of your readers take an interest in natural history, especially in birds ...

... often seen in fashionable menus. They make.a very delicate meal, but can any man of feel. lag eat them with a relish 7 Nature Notes says they are ling eaten at dinner parties by ten, of thousands, and are in consequence rapidly dim:wapiti/kg in numbers ...

... A SPIDER SWALLOWING ITS WEB. A oomwsponilent writes to Nature Notes : F. m' •in September some friends of mine saw a. garden spider (one with white mark, on it, back) make a web large enough to cover one vane of lb* dining room window. It was a beautiful ...

... A I:ArriER TALL STORY. A musician. writing in Nature Notes, says evanu•g I wai Anownst startled at - ^ giving forth sweet r•is accord. A nail gut inside the meat sari was tusking music the IVhether this was intentional on nonce : applr , roc wires. monsie's ...

... THE ROBIN'S POLITENESS. There is a pretty little story, the accuracy of which is vouched for, in Nature Notes far December. At a house in Shanklin, Isle of Wight, a correspondent was shown the window by which the robin entered daily into the larder ...