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... Nature Note. It has been an extraordinarily early Spring with us this year. By the middle of March the quickset hedge was covered with bread and cheese, as we are wont to call it, where the elms and beeches have protected it from the wind. A day or two ...
... Nature Note. I have received many requests to continue my nature notes, and as I am little in the habit of resisting importunate solicitation, I have arranged, at great expense, to continue them in the following weeks. I rose early one morning last week ...
... NATURE NOTE& Wm Ramis FOOD. Carrier-piseone ref food after s end journey. Tbe drink • little tester end then go to sleep, not to their usual mode of life for forty-eigb t hoer& QUAIL AND Great of quail in the part a Nevada are dying of appendicitis, ceased ...
... NATURE NOTE Sir.-1 read Aurelian's Nature Note: with great interest last week especially reference to the Snake's k-lead The statement that Oxfordshire is the only tithe' county where the plant grows in profusion is 111 CM rect. however. There are a number ...
... Nature Note . . . CONKERS WA NG conkers fall from their mother tree during the oveck-ent,. the green spiky shell, bursting on hitting the grout - J. and the waning children scrambling with much noise alter the hi2hly polished seeds rolling in ail ...
... NATURE NOTE& Tin Smtuarr STOMACH. The horse has a smaller stomach proportionately than any other animal, because the horse was crested for speed. Had be the ruminating stomach of the ox, he would be quite unfitted for the labour which he now performs ...
... follows: Mesdames L. Tapp, R. Tapp, N. Taylor. S. Osborne, J. Ratcliffe, Brown, F. 8 •h, and C. Howard. According to a nature note worms never get flustered. Even when they are turning they appear to keep quite Win. ...
... and on Monday evening met the Committee in the Public Flail, when preparations were made for a show to be held this year. Nature Note*. The week-end of snow, rain and cold weather made the spring flowers droop, and though the primroses abound in quantities ...
... properly checked, and that no prediction should be accepted unless accompanied by a char. tored accountant's certificate. A NATURE NOTE. Oh I June is the time when I pity The folks who in lurk; Who can't get away from the city, And iiever see nature at work ...
... wind direction around the spring equinox was north-easterly. Opinions differ as to whether this is a portent of any value. Nature note —the rooks appear to be building their nests higher than usual. A. PETTIPHER. ...
... months' leave. Then he sailed on the Vestris and went down with her. Sailors, said Mr. Weller, were mighty fine men. * s s My Nature Note. Now are the sparrows chattering loudly in the ivy, and I hear them as I stand by the open window in silence. Around the ...
... Service Stare for the yearâs service from July Ist, 1911, to June 30th. 1912, were earned fourteen Scouts. Prizes for nature note books were given by the Vrear to Scout If. or nâ Patrol Leader W. Batchelor. Second C. Woodley, and Scout S. Barker, in ...