... NATURE NOTES. USEFUL FLOWERS. flowers that cet as for thole who have by obsersatioa studied their ways and habits, and so punctual are they that labouring men in some oeunteies tell from them when the hour for dieser and leaving wort has coin', while ...

... NATURE NOTES. PUFFINS AND RABBITS. A state of thingm now prrvails on U. Farm. Wands. Last year tram. Darling's broth. r stated that, when be was • on the imlands, rabbits were many and puftimi few. That was ties order of nature: hut the Bird Protection ...

... NATURE NOTES. Th. boaey-bird at South is shoat the of a sperrow, and hot a shrill. hissing cry, with which it attracts the attention 01 whom it conducts to trees. sonamimew miles away, where the honey of wild bees is stored. the store of the bees is broken ...

... NATURE NOTES. A SEASON OF PROMISE. . Weems; I/bethink', wood-oisitamee and sesta, with ogp. have • teller la the °Deily (horde) been vegorled hem in minds t no who Isiloresi is a era t• u soodimeasd opelag Plan sod rodaseastVallandilioesen Asperlot. ...

... NATURE NOTES. or SWALLOWS. Whether birds—espedally migratory ..-taturn to the same aftts year after !I it question of Rauch Miercat to the naturalist. Swallows that summer in England do not wittier north of Africa, but as obeerver at High Hidden. Kent ...

... NATURE NOTES. MIGILATIIX The migration of the is wonderful sight which ins, be seen every year in Central America. The insects, towards end of June, cross the isthmus of and for a week or more, in untold millions, they put out to ma. They a dazzling cloud ...

... NATURE NOTES , THE WEASEL'S TENACITY. lii liolmbash. Brunswick. a raven was a/- tacked by a weasel on the gnomd. The bird u off, hut the weasel Muck to it. hack, and after a ~tort sigh both fell down kiloliter. The raven was dead, but the weasel unhurt ...

... NATURE NOTES. Lis WAWA. • 'Solling closely /skin to is exhibit-II be plants. If. during a sews. • bucket of water be placed near growing pumpkin. sea . Ia lb. . amuse at lti daes towards it. • get st least oiss in the water. Taor? Two Norm. A brook trout ...

... NATURE NOTES. ••••11miliplooromw gross or Tim. Dr. Cecil earns-Wilma recentiy described before the Loud in Linnean Society obeervatioos concerning the inch'. of stones in the roots and gems of trees. Oaks growing in a pwvel-pit in Kent had so many stones ...

... NATURE NOTES. 1811UP-10:LW MASSES. IN beers et @hemp it salmi le asweee that resulted some poisonous li egeeles Beeli, however, is all the The Owe el a grass grows is a Of So OM In by = wild le whirs green grows, sheep mouistimee get the wises estimated ...

... _NATURE NOTES. nalatosers. . k A is novel scarecrow • • farmer has had eaters/ placed in thissisubs assitidas mops branches cd his trait tram a will ease anywhere the craw& CAPTIVE WOMBATS. The wombats at the Gardens of the Zoological Society of London ...

... NATURE NOTES. YORKSHIRE CEOLOrI. To geolotion the Tolland, more Awns sad ogees non ' fee a.i of ~thee in the Marino. The 9ss las eteartabe no he geelsoltas. be %be every yes, Ns sea hand, apes( the cliffs ▪ y. spina tornadoes Tbsessokr et Si pad et the ...