... NATURE NOTE. Hay-making is now in full swing, and the noiQe of the machine and the shout of the driver as he reins his team comes floating on the summer breeze. in a nearby field the white and pink convolvuhis—the field bindweed—is making itself a nuisance ...

... NATURE NOTE. ...

... A NATURE NOTE. THE YAFFLE. ...

... A NATURE NOTE. ON BREDON. ...

... A NATURE NOTE THE CRESTED GREBE. It is particularly pleasant to be able to record, iron] observations over several year• ...

... A NATURE NOTE. FLOWER 0' THE ELM. ...

... A NATURE NOTE. THE BLUE MIST. By FREDERICK GRAVES. All a blue mist, ethereal: tud in the run—ahl Fairyland! In the heart of Warwickshire there is a little wood tha'. is now a dream of Fairyland. There are other woods, I know, but somehow this is different ...

... A NATURE NOTE. HEDGEHOG STORIES. • By E. A. C. An architect friend tells me a curious incident. He was visiting the site cf a new house in a Birmingham sub.lt. Work bad begni, and the footings had been laid when the builders' dispute caused' a stoppage ...

... A NATURE NOTE. SIGNS OP SPRING AT GOBFORD GRFZN A day of calm and brightnes.. For beam the sun shone from a cloudless sky, and there Via a welcome atmosphere of spring. One corner of Gmford Green Park was gay with manes of crocuses, and hive bees were ...

... A NATURE NOTE. THE TERNS. By F. A. C. .Why do birds which have made one place their haunt for many years sui• denly desert it altogether? If the pls.* change in some vital way, either through diminution of food supply or' less security for the birds' ...

... A NATURE NOTE. A day of calm and brightness. For hours the sun shone from a cloudless sky, and there was a welcome atmosphere of spring. One corner of Goeford Green Park wee gay with , masses of crocuses, and hive bees were among' the wide open petals ...

... A NATURE NOTE. ...