... A NATURE NOTE feed the birds and always water for them, and lately poor maimed rook has been coming with the others (writes nature correspondent).. Ho has lost one leg altogether. and the other hangs limp and useless without any foot. The poor thing was ...

... A NATURE NOTE. Whitsuntide fell this year very opportunely for displaying nature's treasures at the height of .their beauty. Observant Burnley people, who enjoyed ramble in the country on Whit Monday, would note that the trees retain that fresh green ...

... A Nature Note. Qutte now frequent this dlst.L-c.i,** writes- a- ; , and if -one fe•' one can g-ei q : bear beferetheig call all life the qui vivo, . a Other struck .the ftl-, total .'absence LapW.ngs; -in I. onlysaw one of; birds, atid never heard- ...

... NATURE NOTE: SEED DISTRIBUTORS, Many plants and trees are adapted facilitate thai* over a wide area, as, the pinged seeds which are'carried Cwrtjitderable distances the wind once they at tflUimr.l ANOTHER TALK ON SULLIVAN. There are many folk thi# world ...

... NATURE NOTE: BIRD CRIPPLES really surprising hew bird cripples manage to pick up living, and yet, that they so, apparently quite satis'actorily is evident from close observations (writes young nature student). most persistent and most quarrelsome robin ...

... NATURE NOTE THE ROBIN FOR THE YOUNG CONJUROR ...

... NATURE NOTE ii i trv |>u k him does not d- ;f. they like you to ir 1 ipv i',avn uevri':rf'en, and : Mien;[indeed,, what one has. when, you, and t.hey have ever ihalf see. ask ■ licit ii-. All time, yon hji'e our cjbjcd- hand tfeetn. ■i ♦hew up. ,-r ...

... will surprise you find how changed the sentenoe lias become in passing through so many minds and mouths. Try it and see. NATURE NOTE lie bird's primrose is r.ot very common flower, but it is a very i one. It prefers boggy places. The flowers grow in clusters ...

... of me gato te be gained. * Wish reference to the on the ter, # Burrows wa one of, founders. th a. ently join AS ‘Today's Nature Note Portsmouth, | tri- bird music up put: and ‘clearness to its a for for ‘ago, ‘while ‘the ly eng more. musical The notes of ...

... Sas | 1 on Act sould be un any ca ginal ture oe are NATURE NOTE. etors Mr, Sam Barks, of P ruthléss mordén. sends a word ¢ ajor- ing wp of fe and on te-tisi night saw that they had torn ap, and not is'the Wy (he. flowers. “Sési ute & what to do, having ...

... not arm; : My Sixth is in. abbey,, but not monastery;; - seventh is in enemy, but not in friend; My the name of general NATURE NOTE: THE SWIFTS. Usually we think of the as belonging the! tribe, but Una are not strictly correct, for although have out r ...

... been for* a long time. Large numbers found their* way to and the music .halls and picture palaces were crowded night. A Nature Note. ; Whitsuntide fell this year very oppor-J far displaying nature's treasures the height their beauty. The trees retain that ...