... „ Nature notes POND LIFE Visitors to the seashore can seldom resist the lure of pools left by the ebbing tide, and gaze entranced at the varied small lives which go on in them. But an equally varied and perhaps more interesting scene offers itself In ...

... Nature Notes. ( By it is a notorious fact knotta It• all lovers that the ordinary man in the street I to all birds and animals :A instinct, but the following little story farmer at Margan will prove that to en only human, but universal. This farmer's ...

... NATURE NOTES. It has been said that April is in her ways as changeful as the lights which flick and flash from off the facets of the diamond. Our district is one huge irrefragable proof of this phrase. Our weather has been as unreliable as it could ...

... Nature Notes. Madame Ruby St. Clair, M.8.1.M.5. Certificated and Scientific Palmist Clairvoyant and Phrenologist. • .. • i•.. •: • 4 0 alli 4 ...

... Nature Notes TRUE to our British character we find plenty to grumble about nowadays, not least at the disappointing weather. Yet despite cold wind and sparse sunshine the world out-of-doors goes eteadily on from season to season, making do' with whatever ...

... Nature notes Birds is Winter We cannot think of the countryside without its birds, and even In Mater their lively compantoooklP our walks In bare s are never dleat. Mews when not in full eon they have a wide range of calls and as yountry folk can lase-side ...

... Nature Notes. (By . FLORAFAUN.) A flower that is most cummon rounj now is the corn poppy. It has another name, not perhap. a, pretty. but more suggestive of its handsome, flaunting character—red weed. When in bud the flower droops towards the ground ...

... Nature Notes. By MORAVA U N.) Ehe are Is ola.ervrd 1111011111 around Portia-awl : Purple lutra.-airifr in flower, the magpie moth, h.. drinker moth, the light emerald moth, the white puppy, the devil roach-Nam . . beetle, )oung wren. fledged. ravort ...

... Nature Notes. 1913. PROITrABLZ POULTRY OULTURZ By RALPH R. ALLEN, go I . the I This the third on Their Prevention and Care — after at the special readers, the Construction of P= receive attesuks. Wisdoms. Lecturer to Harts County Council i Baer el Hints ...

... NATURE NOTES. The swollen leaf buds of the trees appear to have waited the first soft spring shower before bursting forth. A few days ago the hedge-roves were comparatively bare—now, as we look down the narrow lanes the under branches of the roadside ...

... NATURE NOTES. This is the time when the rook begins to nest. As a rule, the rook is a sedate, clerical-looking bird, with glossy, black coat, and grave but knowing aspects. But just now they throw aside this assumption of gravity and sedateness. They ...

... Nature Notes. (BY' FLORAFAUN.) The weather during the week-end was not altogether suitable for nature study rambles, for a somewhat stiff breeze kept most animate things in safe retreat. Neither birds nor insects are fond of a high wind—the latter ...