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... NATURE NOTE§. WATER FOWL RAWER. Daring the pert bow days, say. Feathered Life, many broods of young wild duck have been successfully hatched out by the mallard inhabiting the Serpentine and the Round Pond, Kensinirton Gardens. It is an interesting fact ...

... NATURE NOTE& TKO MASAI . fOWARD6 SPIUNG. QM* drays of sure such wok sites r rot Ihr diners. to wild it.. Only pro. leaded her bring Oitan r Leer, re elm ham turned teen tor& tin was. Durlng • day or two of hest the prayer err retie of crinkled Ira. may ...

... NATURE NOTE. Spring has flztl“ into summer. Every department of Nature is busy. Now is the day for the naturalist who knows no names. Knowledge is not needed to enjoy to the full the surpassing scemery to be viewed from Chislehurst Common. The woodland ...

... NATURE NOTE& A FAVOURITE FLOWER. Next to the charming edelweiss, the gentian is the most popular of Alpine blooms. The Garden calla to maid aa interesting_ fact in heral nommiclatare. Gentiva. Sing of Illyrionm, the eastern boundary of the Adriatic ...

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... NATURE -NOTE% WONDERFUL PLANT. A r emarkable fact connected with the rice entire immunity the at-plant is its &Woes tac k s of inmate, and from those diseases which infect the cereals and other vegetable growths, as also that it supplies a wholesome diet ...

... NATURE NOTE& SHEEP-KILLING GRASSES. When one hears of sheep beim' by = it natural to resulted from eating we Such, however, is oot always the ease of • grass which grows in Russia bee • toec spies or awn, similar to that possessed by the British wild ...

... NATURE NOTE& I ,A 4PLWID INANE. is tits ot lie Wain ilordests there is onsosbahly al the ilkaiiimigisha osort-gython. is at whic is Wel to stesod of ths Urgent 14 k tudy by shout WM t. s inalill st the= an been gle at tilt.; bitt a greater length than ...

... NATURE NOTE, Festoons of Traveller’s Joy—our native clematis—brighten the dust-discoloured hedgerows. The flower sprays of this creeper—a relative of the butrercup—are remarkably handsome, despite the fact that the blossoms are petalless. Its name. prettily ...

... NATURE NOTE& 11.10 AR BEET. The Edueatioe Commiktoe hae mimed ealtioahos of sugar ben oa farm at 85. , Halstead, Greet Yeklhaa Great Wigborimgh, end Greet Banbridge. Seed will be supplied to farmers, sad will adries as to the men way of obisisuag good ...

... NATURE NOTE OWLS AND THEM FOOD Even in these days of field e Nature classes old beliefs die heed curiously true of that particular greg o which attributed goat emcking to the coweuoking to the hedgehog, and to the cuckoo and or!. And it i g this week ...