... NATURE NOTE. NMI MIT The whistling moth la. Net. Th era is • glow spar* erred witk ridges. By etriliog ridges with its mammy. Yu. moth is to pee- Om wbistliag ...

... NATURE NOTE& Lam • Dammam= ♦masts ben is unarm red nett mid to be \sexier, bet to bete only blood as *we born taming ammal sosove Snags. ono Cal distinguish • poises's= serpent (rem • Miamian me. far • ',samosa make invariably • triangolsr shaped head ...

... NATURE NOTE. foram • On solo in the r. pl.sd i. *When. k thee sealed. pot hem the giant is We, sod the d the east a ehellieo peel. when IM wed. boson v. buM Cabinda tkr bee raged frail trims from ipmbi. Ile growers perform Mesas M HomeWm rt sad boot 'Wan ...

... WC wy NATURE NOTES. Lrviwe salpbur bottom or blue whale, | ial” 4 ee feet or perbaps hot ao A thread of spider silk, cise en it | ordimary thread wh P= «1 — = again as @ steel of the k, of d im Hovsers Maps sr Some insects af- kind of house or nest. If ...

... 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. Birds no longer enjoy the songful freedom of their bachelor days. Family cares and responsibilities force them to scorn delights, and live laborious daye. From sunrise to sunset they bustle and hurry to fill the gaping mouths in the rest ...

... NATURE NOTE. There lies below Keston, on the way to West Wickham, one of the daintiest dells in Kent. It were sacrilege to make the exact locality » | public. Moreover, though lam there frequent. ry.it-nyhltm Not more than an s | acre in extent, the little ...

... NATURE NOTE. Slowly the year is slipping into the deeper shades of autumn. Already avenue and grove are littered with dead, discoloured leaves. The sap is at a stand still in the stem. The larger bats have retired to their dungeon-dark recesses. Scrambling ...

... NATURE NOTE. The migration of birds has at all times excited the interest of observers. Although a large amount of information has been obtained on the subject, the conclusions arrived at are few and indefinite. . i The crowning difficulty is to account ...

... NATURE NOTE. n.:XIY-IRD. The honey-bird of South is about the size a . sparrow. and has • shrill, hissing cry, with which it attracts the attention of me.. whom it conducte to trees, sometimes miles away, where the honey of wild bees is stored. When the ...

... NATURE NOTE& AN INTELLIOZNT GULL A gull which was on the grass sear some ornamental water suddenly pounced on a sparrow close by and picked it up in his beak. Finding that hie captive was rather too much for him, the gull ran to the water's edge, calmly ...

... NATURE NOTE. Plora strolls leisurely through the land, dropping a blossom here and there. Periwinkle, with eyes of twinkling blue, from under the shrubbery near Mhur‘p.g:n-. A tuft of Field Madder, with a single lilac-tinted flower, nestles under the ...