... NATURE NOTES. BIRD NOTES.-XIV. To continue with ot the probletus connected the cuckoo there is its alleged power of matching 1b with those of the selected foster-parent.. How far this power 16 posseesed by the bird i a debatable question. Some remarkable ...

... •'''''''' '‘NATURE NOTES. IV.-818.D9 OF WEEK For the last three weeks the rooks back at tkeir rookery by the church. For out of mind have they built their large in meanie or singly in or near the topmost branches of the high elms and sootch fus of the ...

... driven by Mr. =Morgan Pritchard, Carmarthen. The ears were 'badly damaged, Set luckily there were no personal injuries. Nature Note.—Even the gale which was experienced during Fnday afternoon did rot deter some enterprising crows Irma preceding wi:h the ...

... Kings- . Land. North-road. remains were interred at St. Pcter'a churchyard on Wednisidiey, the funeral beim; private. 8 . Nature Note.—Belated as was the spring this year, summer hus come with a burst. 11The Welcome rain at the beginning of the Alie.•k, ...

... an overwhelming majority of the people regard as necessary and just.—The 'Manchester ' Guardian . ' for May 20th, 1920. NATURE NOTES. ...

... membrQ of Tabetnaele. where she will he greatly missed. Sympathy is exiiressed with the herritved husband in his sorrow. Nature Notes.—A glance at the hedgerows this. week shows that frost has wrought considerable destruction among winborrieq. which early ...

... foresight can possibly make it. It will soon be ready ;and so should all intending subscribers be with their ributions. Nature Notes.—Well might Wordsworth write of the Mountain Ash that no eye can overlook it; for Just now it is deck'd with autumnal ...

... ntasttde. It W 9.8 telt that by the town band, a-s in previous years, would have askled much to the spirit of Yuletide. Nature Note.—Evidenco of the severity of the weather is furnished by tr, finding of • dead hawk in a backyard in town this week. The ...

... Aberystwyth I.ranchof 11,rvluyw Bank. hue boon promoted t. flettas-ycoed. Mr. Lloyd i.. the ..on of Captain and Mo.. D. Lloyd. Nature Note.--Spring. though se laud, has at hot, and field and wood have put on their summer apparel. The. Wind [lemur and the wild ...

... - • ._ •-- 0 ill i g. i ; ate denunciation of the industry what pro- le. , duces it. Nobody wishes to unduly hamper NATURE NOTES. The New Millinery . the iMning industry, but mining interests should realise. as eommercial interests are bro 'Wild flowers ...

... trippers to Abeaystwyth often return with.garden produce purchased -:here much citeaper than at Aberayron.—lnterested. Nature Notes.-1: is gratifying to find that the young people of the town have eased to attempt to slaughter the birds which now are ...

... Aberayron, was sueeessful in passing the Intermediate (Rudiinenta of examination. obtaining a high percentage of marks. Nature Note.—The harbingers of summer have arrived in the district. On Tuesday week several swallows were to be seen in the fields around ...