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... NATURE NOTE Every morning about 630 a.m, foi u past seseral weeks. a song thrusll ' a , cheered early risers with a wonder •al interval of song. For time, he shyly kept away • the village. hat as dawn Mean', *Hier he fame nearer, and now, mom lag and ...
... Nature Note Some time ago there was a discussion in the London Press on whether swans could or could not fly. A colleague who resides in the Craiglockhart district is in no doubt. The other morning he saw a pair flying from the Happy Valley pond to the ...
... 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. THE KTRRIEMUIR OBSERVER, Thursday, April 6, 1944. THICK or,TH IN Controlled Prices THICK - - lid. THIN I Id. & 1/3;d. CHILEAN GREEN LENTILS: from April and, these are no longer on points MTh. TO KITCHEN FRONT ON TUBDAT, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ...
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... Nature Note The Parasite There are plants that live on others, either robbing them, or sharing the nutriment of the host plant Some do mt’s harm, but one class of plant. the dodder (cuscuta) is a terrible pest—a plant that scweezgs the life out of thé ...
... NATURE NOTE TEE kIRRIEMITIR OBSERVER, Thursday, August 9, 1945 !sued by The of Heal& tor Samba isi Ministry el ...
... NATURE NOTE. THE KIRRIEMUIR OBSERVER, Thursday, March 8, 1945 It takes a ton of coal to make a ton of glass, so every empty S.D.I. bottle is worth its weight in coal. Whenever you fail to return an empty you are wasting coal. Furthermore, millions ...
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