... Nature Note Awolf .1N has ti a r 20,000 to 26,000 insccts for the British if useu The should now be almost a s well stocked with quet-r pests as the avorage bungalow garden. ...

... Nature Note. A SUMMER'S CHILD IN WINTER FLIGHT. The other day a beautiful tortoise-shell butterfily was brought to me. It had been caught flying around, and the question was asked how it came to be abroad during the winter months. Most insects die when ...

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... NATURE NOTE. Over a million earthquakes shocks are felt each year. Shucks! ...

... NATURE NOTE. A much debated question among ralists recently revived is that of animals. A few days ago one of our ktnown anglers hooked a fish near Bridge, an ...

... Nature Note Heather was extensively damaged by the ! heather beetle in Kintyre in certain years, writes “D.M.” in the Nature Notes column ! of the “Scotsman”. Flocks of brown | starlings, comprising many young birds and a few old starlings, moved to the ...

... NATURE NOTE& Oar backward and c«nip#*n.«at#yi far' with verdant \njfnst. It mipht be n« moro than loafv the wood- and fields. Tl»e tinge rrn brown occasioned the scorchme sun rays lacking, and dusty roads or whitened hedgerown are much memory a» tnc arrival ...

... fid NATURE NOTE Nobody has reported th® cuckoo yet—but they say may oblige to-morrow. CELEBRATION Looks as if our two Armies may overlap sooh' Eight over One should Occasion for One over the TOTAL WAR ** German generals Donetz do not count . losses.” ...

... A NATURE NOTE. I want to write interesting to reader.. I hare me an idea of a subject at the moment. And 1 hare only half an hour for the purpose promulgated. As anon the hour hand of the elork hiring me denotes the allotted dippd--the desideratum from ...

... TOBERMORY NATURE NOTE ANGLERS FISHING ON THE MIDDLE MISHNIsH Lochs recently witnessed an outstanding instance of sagacity on the part of g small white seagull. A short distance from the anglers boat was a wild duck and drake, accompanied by their brood ...

... ONLOOKER. IS GETTING Nature Note “THE public will soon be able to M enjoy venison in the form of sausages.”—News item. , . The stag at eve had drunk his fill Where sleeps the moon on Monan’s rill, Thereby refuting those who think That red deer never take ...

... NATURE NOTE& Under the Sunny Cottage is a common type of done© country dwelling-house, and requires elaborate description. Honeysuckle in luxuriance about the latticed porch, not so tall guardsman’s head; stocks and southernwood in the tiny front garden; ...