... NATURE NOTE& A CAMPHOR FOREST. • forest of °anaphor Was, arming sees of News bU,OOO wires, ban, assandieg to the Mag.o- Japanese Ganslia, boos is thesoutbern part Talmo, some trees. Tins bees, whisk maw= frees eight to is sir* are to produce :ses of ...

... NATURE NOTE& TRIM AVOID BRIOST COLOURS. When building nests birds. almost without exception, avoid bright - coloured materials, which might possibly lead to the discovory of their place of abode by an enemy. ♦ Niw HRLD. The snail posaeseee a great advantage ...

... Nature Note. NIGHTS DAYS By CECIL T. COLLACOTT. A mild frost has touched the earth **■ vvUiist tne has been queen the night sines, and the white beam* have the crisp Ileitis that responded with a gleam of myriad silver, points. The stillness tliat has ...

... NATURE NOTE. I saw from window yesterday morning that large black and white cat had climbed up tall tree on the other side of the avenue, only find that he could not get down again. vain twined round -and round, one moment tninkiiig he would try to jump ...

... Nature Note. Scenes and Sounds, :o o: THE warm flush of Autumn spreads farther along the hedgerows, and across the face of the woodlands, deepening here and there to those tones bronze, that, in the light the setting sun, gleam such a rich lustre. There ...

... Nature Note. A NEW YEAR VISION. By CECIL T. COLLACOTT. RAIN broke the long epell frost, and the -change was a welcome oue for the birds well as lor man. the morning the starlings gather the roofs of the cottages and chatter merrily, whilst along the garden ...

... NATURE NOTE. A large owl flew through the lookout window of the engine of a train from London to Eastbourne, last night, and dropped dead on the footplate.' The glass of the window was splintered, but the driver and his mate were not hurt. ...

... Nature Note. (By CECIL T. COLLACOTT.) TTOWEVER STORMY THE DAY has > been there is nearly always break after sunset. The clouds seem to fall back and the starry space overhead widens swiftly. A pale light flushes the eastern horizon, filtering here and ...

... NATURE NOTE A ROYAL BOTANIST. Many stories me being told of Vag Oscar. One kb s simple bonhomie ults misted by M. Gooks Bonnier, the botanist. Y. Bonnier was bots.inbrg near Stockholm when he EIS A s occupied. T , he two botrodis N. Bonnier suggested ...

... NATURE NOTE& ..ip.. BIRDS AS MURDIBILIRS. The tradition is that the caged bird which escapes will be killed by the birds of freedom. It is far more certain that • wild bird introduced into an aviary of domesticated ones will have to run the gauntlet ...

... NATURE NOTE. need not far away from home 1o study natural history. Here in the town itself, it is all around us. The other day in small garden watched a Greenfinch feed her young. had not done so before and were interested to see that she did as the pigeons ...

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