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... NATURE NOTE. THE KTRRIEMUIR OBSERVER, Thursday, April 6, 1944. THICK or,TH IN Controlled Prices THICK - - lid. THIN I Id. & 1/3;d. CHILEAN GREEN LENTILS: from April and, these are no longer on points MTh. TO KITCHEN FRONT ON TUBDAT, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ...
... NATURE NOTE Liie iouse Cricket This merry little chirruper makes its home in defective brick- Wwork around our Kitchen firep.aces and is a common household insect all over the world. Qccasionally it may be heard out of doors in summer when it is migrating ...
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... NATURE NOTE. THE HERRING ‘YAST shcals of Sea Herring are bere, Following incalculable nurders of tiny lobster-like crustaceans, the calni, on which they feed, they have arrived at the spiwning grounds off our coast. Boon each adult female will deposi ...
... Nature Note Heather was extensively damaged by the ! heather beetle in Kintyre in certain years, writes “D.M.” in the Nature Notes column ! of the “Scotsman”. Flocks of brown | starlings, comprising many young birds and a few old starlings, moved to the ...
... A NATURE NOTE Beauties Conjured hy Frost from the Air ACCORDING to an old , proverb, the days lengthen, so does the cold strengthen.”’ Gone are the days of quiet, hushed expectancy that occur about Christmas time: the weather must be up and doing to prepare ...
... NATURE NOTE. THE OCTOPUS Did you ever see an octopus? It is a mollouse with long narrow eyes resembling those of a goal. It has a horny parrot-like beak, eight spidery arms covered with sucker-discs, and a leathery skin suppiied with pigment oelg enabling ...
... NATURE NOTE FOR NOVEMBER ------.-..--.- The open-air writer themes are all of the countrysla need never complain of — Give him a pencil. a sheet or - of rough paper, and set hi!.. down in a meadow or on in , fringe of a wood or beside small stream ...
... NATURE NOTE FOR OCTOBER - - Across the stubble the splendidly-plumaged cock pheasants go gleaning and feeding by twos and by threes; and, caught in a suitable light, their flanks and breasts seem glowing with rose and bronze armour. The little delightful ...
... NATURE NOTE FOR MAY May is pre-eminently the month of the nightingale. In copses of hazel and birch he can often be heard throughout the long hours from dusk to dawn, singing to cheer his mate as she hatches her brown polished eggs at the base of some ...
... NATURE NOTE The Earthworm As taere are between 50,000 and 500,000 cathworms in each acre of soil the worm must be about the most tamiliar animal in the worid to moese of us. Yet few people trcunle to understand what a wonderful crzature this pink, fat ...
... NATURE NOTE HARVEST-TIME Harvest- ...