... PAGE TWO Nature Notes DS You Know These Trees? already -.lves appear. A flower is the elm. Often this which is usually in March. remains unnoticed. as the small Most people can recognise a dark purple clusters of flowers beech tree by its mass of foliage ...

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... NATURE NOTE Unlucky Bittern A dead bittern, shot recently at Barton, in the Fylde, in mistake for a pheasant. and exhibited at the meeting of the Mersey side Naturalists' Association, at the University. is the 39th specimen of this uncommon bird known ...

... do business without leaving their cars. Some, however, after a talk about collateral with the manager may be asked to * Nature Note 1 ' He would be a bold man who would claim the slug for a friend on the evidence so far available. Nevertheless, there is ...

... their shoulders well back. thus enabling themselves to briaathe properly, get backaches far less often than slouchers. CITY NATURE NOTE :: By Eric Hardy ...

... Nature Note The nature-loving lady was ' strolling in an orchard. You mustn't think the little birds a nuisance. she told her host. They are most useful in devouring insects and caterpillars. Km. he replied. It's nice to think they eat my fruit ...

... cast have been refreshed by a hundredweight of sugar di.- •olvsd In some 600 gallons of tem.—Darn/ Post London Letter. * * Nature Note The philosopher who said, A wore[ well one never ne ed. fining over again. evidently :lever pulled weeds in the /Arden ...

... tiol Echo, Victoria Street. Liverpool 1. For a lone period NOMAD has delighted Echo readers with his well-informed weekly nature notes. To-day, he writes the 500th article in his serieso notable achievement. IT was a medium-sized Cheshire pond almost surrounded ...

... Children's Corner A NATURE NOTE THlStime of the year I look it for herring gulls, which are on the wing from dawn until dusk. Their movements are extremely graceful. and it is interesting to watch the easy way in which they come to rest on the sea. or ...

... A NATURE NOTE TT had been a stormy day both on land and sea. and the huge waves created by the howling wind lashed angrily against the rocks and embankment of the famous seaside resort. The trees, many with their branches torn away by the wind, swayed ...

... A NATURE NOTE IT was delightful to see the brave little crocus. standing out so vividly against the somewhat dreary looking brown earth. Its vivid petals braving cold and wind, were • herald of spr:ng and warmer days to come. making me think of the beauty ...

... good stead but: G. F. Whybrow with the most PYTHON tioyd-RAchtort) C N careful or a f tsm an ship gives us 3 . 2 lbws, his nature notes .n terms of oil Part . ••1 paintings fiat have all the erne . ow. water pleaantries of a bygone day. Sl ' 24 Meanwhie ...