... NATURE NOTES. One of the first new hoohs of the New , s • islightful one by Mr. Edmund Seines. e.eitird The Romance of the Animal Wo I. end. nowilese to bay, a work by the author of Bird.Watchin't Is sure to attract the attention of all lovr. wilt-life ...

... NATURE NOTES. At no time of year has the Coal* a better sight to alter the eye than that which it presents, en a bright many day in Spring, when the margin of th e brachial waters ef its estuaries, are lined with the myriad blossom of the scurvy gram ...

... NATURE NOTES. The year that bag just ended sell noi •: tlnguished for any very remit-1i • flikovery in gonlertinn wi•ii ttriti i• a history. apart, perhaps. from th !so' , .1 of Kr. Millais' book ou British : r 0••• a greeter nightingale was shot in Ken ...

... NATURE NOTES. Tbe year that has jivit ended will not he ll 'Anguished for any reinarkable eve:it discovery in connectiem with British natural history, apart. perhmee, from the publication of Kr. Millais' book on ltri'ish In ortober • greater nightingale ...

... NATURE NOTES. Aatesuessers inform us that spring 40 March 21st ,but rustics have a surer way of estoresmiag that point. When a vilMga lad ma sla forth and plant his foot apes all at once, he knows that spring has same. Mr. Sheraton, massger to Messrs ...

... NATURE NOTES. The mild, damp wcathcr esperienced In many tutrt. of the country, OW ,, metropolis in almost Egnrtiati darkde-. on azcouut ot its dente fogs, played 1 , 4 1111 l corion. 'ranks in the country hedgerows and vori•rts. ot, Christmas Day there ...

... NATURE NOTES. Oes of ties to new bootee of the New is • delightful one by Mr. Edmond entitled The Romance of the Animal and. needle to say, a work author of 1.1-Watehing Is sure to attract the attention of all lover', of wild-life. Mr. heart a name ...

... NATURE NOTES. In the northern mantles the !peasants that Spring has not arrived till you get your foot on tuelve daunts. - if so, although : the moittii the mouth of May spring conwth bio;iy up this way. - imisies and dandetious are rapidly multiply. ...

... NATURE NOTES. Ti.• Cookoo nod the hate r.i-ed both ha ‘r been board for over a fortnight the inuni•diate neighboorhoo•l Us .%bet.‘etiryth. butters up is out in in in 11. • and the 11% ombaztkmoots are loightened with the golfron blossom of the loomo. ...

... NATURE NOTES. The rainfall is carefully and regularly goaged at Brorwydd, the reddence of Sir Ilortcine Lloyd, ,_to whose courtesy we ale indebted for the follotehg record for the past month :—March 4th, 003;13111.011 ;6th.002; 7tb.o 27; 811.0 - 09; 14tb ...

... NATURE NOTES. True to their incised en when they uslased per, dm wheelears first of the signs* imbed in Cardigan Bay on tics 186. The fallowing is a WI el sprigs which we way Weems wow &i s t s it somewbet the elder et their Nang. It would be iriterating ...

... NATURE NOTES. For the last alas or a fortaight the M !site is Wily about hedgrowa, ame indication that further ea we aped. the .an plague d e.rturp tre had or six yearit= o that mask have. with mangelds, el all kinds in gardens. At that time madman and ...