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... NATURE NOTES. A second crop of rmapharria* of excellent quality bee been gathered Fulham St. Mery. At Vsateoe ripe unforced etrawberriee have been gathered la garden, in another part of which the holly tests are bright with ted berrie* The early appssnatl ...
... NATURE NOTES. A second crop of raspl>erries, of excellent quality, has been gathered Fulham St. Mary. At Ventoor ripe unforced strawberries have been gathered in garden, in another part of which the holly trees are bright with red berries. The early ...
... NATURE NOTES FOR THE MONTH. HT HIZEIaT a trirE (Sruauum Corms. Ills es k y be the sprees or& the peer. 0a the at day is the leg basin borer the Morn sad his err s, Varlet is &Mei the gm rd WWI% whir her aliarded ear lissesii4 at dwell Iles swag slam ...
... Nature Notes requests those who propose visiting our heaths, commons, and open spaces during the ensuing holidays to be careful not to throw down tbeir pipe lights, Ac., the dry grass, bracken, heather, gorse, as the caae may be. O wing to tbe drought ...
... CORNWALL ADVERTISER, ITAIN, WINTER IN A Nature Notes, the ed in existence is Society, which always contains Ite hilt end belt are Biscences of country life or som end emeralds, and ciation of nature's beauties, in bah of Persia pos- attractive article ...
... THE MOLOCH 0‘,!:‘l FASHION. T Nature Notes prints sn appeal to the clergy which bas just been Mbyth%midyhfio% of Birds. It is from the pen of Mr. W. H, Hudson, and one passage runs: “In the case of some species of birds which are being extirpated, or made ...
... WESTMINSTER REVIEW 2». 6d. THE LADY. ARKO! Src. 3d. W. BR. THE MITH'S ANNUAL. 1s, 3. W. Arrowsmith, iG MAGAZINE November, 1s NATURE NOTES = 2d. John Hale, Sons, and The UR DARLINGS. November. hy su DUDES SUN November. THE DAWN OP ovember SPCR. THE November ...
... billiard players. This is quite xylonite billiard balls are now made truly and are pleasant play with th.is • made ivory.— Nature Notes.” ...
... A SPIDER SWALLOWING ITS WER. A correspondent writes to Nature Notes: Early in September some friends of mine saw garden spider (one with white marks on its back) make a web large enough cover one pain the diuiugroom window. It was a beautiful spider, ...
... SWALLOWS CARRYING INSECTS. A. M. Dixon (Birmingham) writes to Nature Notes : A Welsh farmer and shepherd with whom I conversed last month propounded the theory that swallows and other migratory birds carry insects under their wings for the purpose of ...
... GOOD NEWS FOR WILD BIRDS. Under the heading *“Good News for Wild Birds,” Mr. John Pedder writes to Nature Notes to point out the means by which the Home Secretary can act for tie protection of wild birds when applied to by the County Councils. 1t is good ...
... carefully observed, the number and marking of the eggs noted, there is more real pleasure (says Mr. F. W. Ashley, writing in Nature Notes) in lowing everything as you found it, and listening to the happy chirruping of the little owners as you retire, than can ...