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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& TM! IIOW LORI& polio is i. the elow-peeed soiree MOM of Imo aloe* 'Hied to the mother. IN A MARTINI RENT. Four finger -Mugs and seventeen brooches were need in the contention of a martin's nest which has been dislodged from beneath the eaves ...
... NATURE NOTE. THE HERRING ‘YAST shcals of Sea Herring are bere, Following incalculable nurders of tiny lobster-like crustaceans, the calni, on which they feed, they have arrived at the spiwning grounds off our coast. Boon each adult female will deposi ...
... NATURE NOTE. DAISY CHAINS Yesterday, the cuuaicu wee lnuuuun,»uuug Gl lladdsciiw Daisres. ‘1 wo were ianiug Coaus, Sringing the nowc:s on pacucs U knotted grass; anowner wus uiting them on bits of light wir and turning out excellent iitations ot feat ...
... NATURE NOTE Twinkle, Twinkic Little Star Chickweed is an all-rounc-! year plant. It grows almost «it where: in gardens, on wasto (I and by the roadsides. M f are familiar with its strag:2 freely-branched, weak st with the peculiar hairy ning up one side ...
... NATURE NOTE& VIPERS. Two fins vipers, each 25 inches in length, hove been kilted in Yorkshire on B•rninghem Moos. YORKSHIRE FLORA. Out of a total 1,425 known species of Britiah plant* no fewer than 1,020 are to be found in Yorkshire. rED PETS. Agentrein ...
... NATURE NOTE& SPOILING THE WOODS. Writing with reference to the wholesale uprooting o. wild plants, • correspondent of the Garden says:—ln Sussex we behave ourselves to be exceptionally victimised- Just at this season, when woods and hedgerows are beginning ...
... 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 ...
... NATURE NOTE SEA HOLLY ~ On dry parts of sandy shores farthest from the tide this glabrous, glaucous, bluish-green plant may be found. The erect, smooth stem grows to about one foot high. The thick, prickly leaves are stiff and wavy ,and beautifully veined ...
... NATURE NOTE. THE GROUND BUZZERS Frost, snow, blizzard and flcod swept our land during the winter, leaving the Fauna and Flora of the countryside all at sixes and sevens, When from day to day we found many rabbits and birds lying frozen, we often wondered ...
... NATURE NOTE& DETERIORATION RED DEER. The Marquis of --- 13reada1ban is, writing in Country Lite, says;—My own idea is that it is a great pity to shout fine y oung s t ags just coming to maturity, and that it is always better, pro. sided you are a fair ...
... NATURE NOTE AUGUST Kaleideseopic August. Under the glowing sun the wheat turns a rich golden brown, whilst oat and barley are transformed into an exquisite chequerwork of creams and whites. Roct crops make a mosaic of blue, emerald and rust, at the foot ...