... they will forego their rebellions instincts as soon as persecution ceases to give them an impetus. Tea current number of Nature Notes contains reference to the gopher of Florida, a specimen of which was hrotirlit to this country last summer by )Ir. W. ...

... countries in brilliancy plumage but it is contented with much more rare and estimable qualifications. possesses not only natural notes of its own, which are really musical and solemn; but it can at pleasure assume the tone of every other bird, or animal ...

... a the practen of adaiterating milk with dnyre bas been stamped out “J N N orth Moreton Viearage, Wall ung! d, writes to Nature Notes,” the of ub Seiborue Socreiy : “Om July 20, while some re cormed mom our chur as as dis covered at the d of six feet under ...

... THE BLACKBIRD AND THE CAT A pair of blackbirds bailt io a garden this spon in a laurel hedge, and, says a Bourn mou of “Nature Notes correspondent when the young ones were batched, the cat thought he would lke to have one, but the old cock bird was too ...

... work, in spite of blnermns and green leaves, to devote herself entirely to please tin with colours (says a writer in Nature Notes 1. but now the shoot has hardened, the bark looks ' , trained at the %alms, the blossom has produced seed. the corn been ...

... the total value of the deficiency was over a quarter of a million sterling, an average of about 4d. on a sovereign. ) ?? Nature Notes this month has some contributions on the subject of tame robins. A correspondent. writes:- Every morning, after breakfast ...

... balance nature.” Ficar BETWEEN TaME RAVEN AND Rar.—M (or Miss) Mabel Daniell, of Dale House, Blandfo! sends the following to Nature Notes, the mont® magazine of the Selborne Society. One morning was attracted by my raven making a curious nf either of fright ...

... largest possibie in the, conditions under ably sweet, yet in some which it is but the magnitude of ti ne} delicate as the natural note of the y 0 £!Suoh a singer is of course, worth money, and produce after all is Limited by the when he or indeed any really ...

... for eating fruit. The t junior To the orchard keeper would probabl mber, follow the eu: gestion given by Mr. Gerish in “ Nature Notes ” He sas f the always noticed that the fruit in hot, dry weather, to be thirst on the part of the birds may get a something ...

... In “Nature Notes. the magazine of roe Sel borne Society, a very curous incident is re lated which was witnessed at Belper a smal! Late one after- town not far from Derby noon Loree rats were seen crossing a yard fram the direction of the fowlhouse One ...

... tortured soul. “My God!” muttered my companion to himself, “this is the lonesomest place on earth.” How Rars Carny EGas. In ' Nature Notes, the magazine of the Selborne Society, a very curious incident is related which was witnessed at Belper, a small town not ...

... on each r-hert. The name, commou scientific or Loth, locality and date collection, to bo Hated on each sheet. (2) Set of Nature note* form of diary of observations of natural phenomeint, made during the months of March, April, and May. (3) Drawing flowers ...