... CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE TABERNACLE CHAPEL, tISERAERON NATURE NOTE 3 PERSONAL ...

... _NATURE NOTES A Whooper Swan has been on a lake in North Cardiganshire for a considerable time. It is an occasional visitor to the county during the winter, but this bird was there throughout the summer- a most unusual occurance. It flies north for its ...

... NATURE NOTES On Monday. August 21, Robins were heard singing. They have been silent for about a month. The Robin is one of our birds that 'sings throughout the year, except :during the end of July and the beginning of August. The silent period is the ...

... NATURE NOTES EISTEDDFOD Llun Page, ElorPl 10, 1950. CWPANAIJ A MEDALAU ARIAN Rhaglennl fx!divirth yr Ysirrifen- County Hall, nyrid-- Mrs. L. DAVIES, Maesy- Aberacron den, Crlbyn. oth March, 3950, Not Flx,d - , Grading of Fat Stock. , ,Continued from previous ...

... NATURE NOTES The year 1950 is running on. We are now in the middle of the !eighth month, Our nesting !migrant birds came in the spring, and by this date most of them I have finished their labours and are now on their return journey to their winter quarters ...

... NATURE NOTES IN LAST WEEK'S Nature Notes the emphasis was on the ringing of bird's legs, a practice adopted to help to solve some of the many problems of bird migration. The number of birds recovered are only a small percentage of the numbers ringed annually ...

... NATURE NOTES !The weather during the last few days has been fine, sunny and, I warm, with a temperature on Saturday. May 12, of 72 degrees in the shade. During one afternoon of this glorious weather we I had a motor trip to Pont-ar-Elan, I overlooking ...

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... NATURE NOTES A few days ago an attempt was made to find out where the that passed every evening seen returning every morning, were roosting for the night. A close watch was kept of the district where the Starlings were supposed to roost, but though the ...

... NATURE NOTES As mentioned in last week's Nature Notes, it was my intention to make another visit to the upland lakes to try to find the Great Crested Grebes that had been renorted there earlier in the year but were not seen during the first visit. The ...

... NATURE NOTES Early one morning the Rooks were very noisy and the clamour contiliaed throughout the day. The Rooks were gathering acorns. There are two oak trees, on opposite sides of the lane ; one had an abundant supply of acorns, the other hardly any ...

... NATURE NOTES On Oct. I: I spent the morning on the beach to the south of Aberystwyth Harbour. One reason was ,to see if the Ringed Plovers were there in something like the number seen the week before, when possibly there were in the two flocks about 'so ...