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... NATURE NOTE, A Dover newspaper recently contained the following paragraph:—“A very fine specimen of water otter was caught on the slope at the root of the Eastern Arm this week one of the workmen. It is being kept tub near the scene of its capture.” ...
... NATURE NOTE& Wm Ramis FOOD. Carrier-piseone ref food after s end journey. Tbe drink • little tester end then go to sleep, not to their usual mode of life for forty-eigb t hoer& QUAIL AND Great of quail in the part a Nevada are dying of appendicitis, ceased ...
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... NATURE NOTE& AN INTELLIOZNT GULL A gull which was on the grass sear some ornamental water suddenly pounced on a sparrow close by and picked it up in his beak. Finding that hie captive was rather too much for him, the gull ran to the water's edge, calmly ...
... NATURE NOTE& BIRDS *NO POISON BERRIES. A iu Nature disown realrr intereaung quottiou why bird» art. killed lay eating putsotioun fruit. Accor.ling t. our authority. it a held by that Lints . oul3 the 4trrounding pulp, %.hich, its case, is perfectly ...
... NATURE NOTE& A TRIZ.:4I CROP. eight i• te be seen in gs•.l.•a el. “sulluorill, Luudon.road, Burge. hill. A pe,: tree bloomed in the early spring, the blooms eel, and there was a crop of pears. It bloomed again, and there was a second crop of fruit. Now ...
... NATURE NOTE& CUCKOO 1 Farm Labourer. and madmen seem (says Lithe Ellig in his charming Echo oountm side gossip') to be as pleased to hear the cuckoo as the stranger. It is • token to them of longer and brighter n warmer day.. when they cam speak ...
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... NATURE NOTE& Tin Smtuarr STOMACH. The horse has a smaller stomach proportionately than any other animal, because the horse was crested for speed. Had be the ruminating stomach of the ox, he would be quite unfitted for the labour which he now performs ...
... NATURE NOTE& COOT WILDFOWL. Wildfowl are repotted to be numerous along the Essen, Kentish, Notion', and Suffolk when eieelleut (cooing grounds are obtainable in the estuaries and creeks ul the l'hamea, Black. water. lhbuu. Crouch. Pare, Stour Essex). ...
... NATURE NOTE& Fn■ Now. In their feelers ants have eve noses, each of which bee its own duties to perform. One nese tells the sot whether it is in its own nest or that of an enemy ; another noise discriminate' between odours of ants of the same species ...