... NATURE NOTE. There I. one spot in our district—the only one, to my knowledge, for many miles aroundwhi..•o that lobster-like muster. an. the any-fish, occurs. At this particular pool, curiously enough it is abundant. It progresses along the bottom of ...

... A NATURE NOTE. Caterpillars may b. found en sic . ) bush. tree .id leaf, acd with the a.a of their worse ous which are skapal like a fitoping hook act like a pa,: of pincers. they eat twain the., own weieht lours. mutate organ:em of these plum era:velem ...

... A NATURE NOTE feed the birds and always water for them, and lately poor maimed rook has been coming with the others (writes nature correspondent).. Ho has lost one leg altogether. and the other hangs limp and useless without any foot. The poor thing was ...

... A Nature Note. Heavy dews now accumulate at night, and in the morning, before the sun gains rower. a white niist hangs over the sodden ow-lying land, and every spoke of the web of the siudvm spider sparkles with rows of diamond beads. Though the weather ...

... Our Nature Note. March has «>n occasion beguiled its reputation most decorous entry. The fields have assumed more greenish hue. which though not yet emerald, proves delightful contrast to the harsh bare a few weeks ago. There an* patch gold crocus and ...

... A Nature Note. Qutte now frequent this dlst.L-c.i,** writes- a- ; , and if -one fe•' one can g-ei q : bear beferetheig call all life the qui vivo, . a Other struck .the ftl-, total .'absence LapW.ngs; -in I. onlysaw one of; birds, atid never heard- ...

... NATURE NOTE: WATCH THE HAWKWEED. The hawkweed. with flowers like the dandelion. is one of the commonest weeds to be found by the roadside, on waste patches, and in gardens, and yet it is one of the most valuable of natural weather-glasses. Watch these ...

... NATURE NOTE: THE STARLING'S MIMICRY. - The starling is but a poor songster, but lie manages to get a good deal of joy out of his wheezy performance. Bird lovers have a great liking for the starling, because he is sosodd and sedate in his movements. Be ...

... NATURE NOTE: SEED DISTRIBUTORS, Many plants and trees are adapted facilitate thai* over a wide area, as, the pinged seeds which are'carried Cwrtjitderable distances the wind once they at tflUimr.l ANOTHER TALK ON SULLIVAN. There are many folk thi# world ...

... NATURE NOTE: BIRD CRIPPLES really surprising hew bird cripples manage to pick up living, and yet, that they so, apparently quite satis'actorily is evident from close observations (writes young nature student). most persistent and most quarrelsome robin ...

... NATURE NOTE THE ROBIN FOR THE YOUNG CONJUROR ...

... NATURE NOTE: THE SUFFERING OF AN I MALS. Has it ever occurred to you what a 'pathetic' thing is the manner in which animals endure suffering, writes a nature correspondent. A boy who outs a finger or an adult who sus-, tains an. injury frequently gives ...