... NATURE NOTE. Not for many years have plum trees blossomed so well in the district. Orchards arc a show. ...

... pigeon; watching the wild; feeding habits of birds; a herbarium, and whet to do in February. Prizes are offered for the best, nature note, drawing or photo, and for the beet funny Story LITERARY NOTES. The Play of Pilgrim's Progress. adapted I from Bunyan ...

... sympathies had traitor Let us trust all these good will be energetic in campaigning against number ponplo another 1 to Nature note in columns this! are altogether philanthropist are keen men There in in Atlantic The subtle pungent like smell of of buehes ...

... years Boy’s Corner illustrated descriptions new BO Field items “set” owl piigeon the wild of beibarium and in (Prizes the nature note photo and funny story LITERARY NOTES “The Play of Pilgrim's Buny-in C R Haines MA just been by Religious Tract Society ...

... NATURE NOTES. The introduction and spread of plants is at times most remarkable. Some consider that a plant is not a native unless its pedigree can be traced hack to pre- Roman days. SOMO very handsome wild flowers in our corn-lands are not indigenous ...

... NATURE NOTES If familiarity did not breed contempt the Ragwort would be admired as much as many a tender plant, like its near relative the Cineraria, which has to be carefully martured in the hothouse to bring it into flower. Were it not so common its ...

... NATURE NOTES. The duration of the roadmen's strike in Cardiganshire may be guaged pretty fairly by rank growth of certain weeds along the kghn - ays. In the Vale of Aeron. where the road runs near the railway, the strong eolonie., of the Willow Herb and ...

... NATURE NOTES. The two wild species of pansy are the common heart's-ease and the mountain pansf. The former is abundantly met with almost throughout Britain, while the latter, though common on the bills of dcotland and Wales, and the northern parts of ...

... NATURE NOTES BIRD NOTES.-I the 180 species of birds that , an properly be called British 36 are summer visitors. They arrin here in spring to breed. and depart in late summer or early .iutumn to winter in mme sunnier clime; Attics. India, China. and parts ...

... NATURE NOTES. VL-BIRD6 01 THE WEEK. Every week the chorus of birds' sellge Swells. louder, as new voices join hi th res hes, eirattiue.hes,' hedge-sparioss, tits, wrens and golden-crested), greenfinehes, and yellow-hionmers are inking their parts in the ...

... NATURE NOTES. September ushers iL tho season cif allots and mellow fruitfulitess:' The tree,s are beginning to change coiner, and the fledge, are brightened. with a profusion of scarkt berries, of Ztipe. haws, homersuekles, meontain a viburnum. and Ission ...

... NATURE NOTES Among the most interesting of the many wildlings in flower just now is the Goat's Beard. At Aberystwyth a strorg colony of this plant may be seen in the old St. Michael's Churchyard. Those who are not famOar with it may easily discover it ...