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... Jones occupied the pulpit at Noddle. Lanipeter„ on Sunday, and the pulpit at Aberduar, was by the Rev. 1). Jones, Lampeter. Nature Notes.—Lt once seemed as if the popular saying that the cuckoo sings in April was no longer to be true for the month nearly ...
... Nature Notes. A MARSUPIAL FISH.. .. A lam. male of the Greater pipe-flab species (Synfinathus acns-pibellbysg bir. Welsh). was taken in a prawning-net near Monk's Cave on Thursday last. This fish is nearly allied to the well-known ftrei-horse• it ...
... Nature Notes. THE BLUE BUTTERFLY. common Blue butterfly, (lyecona iesrus) I. especially numerous this year, and is very abundant in the vicinity of Pon Dines, Aberystwyth. ,juet now. This arnill butterfly is a very gaily coloured and conspicuous insect ...
... Nature Notes. OUR FRIEND—THE EARTHWORM, Of animals useful to man, probably the earthwiame.—Lumbrims terristris.—amwydyn, Welsh —is the most important if them all. For the I bulk ef our knowledge of these creatures we are mainly 'iitlebted to Darwin. who ...
... Nature Notes. Two mot.. • very common at. this seasoii. 'el often contuse(' one with another are the Cinnabar and tlic Hornet (there are several species of latter, all very similar in appearance). The fiilleiwiag brief, remarks may identifies, Oulu—The ...
... Nature Notes. THE CLOUDED MAGPIE MOTH. Two specimens, probably male and female, of the Clouded Magpie Moth sylvata,— were takea in Cwm Woods on Sunday last. This insect is closely connected with the common Currant or Mai.• moth of Our gardens, a wh;ie ...
... Nature Notes. The fellowintt ,re a few re the more colt. l (slnvtious :•specially noticeable lit the present in the • a .iitryside near Aberystwyth . I?) Dark (iris eritillary (Argymus Aglaia); the Tiger Moth (Cheloaia raja); the Large White (Pieria ...
... Nature Notes. A bee MO 11111.11 of the Woodfsirer gigasf. taken an the MM.. :he .C.W., A 1. .. • with, on Friday fact. 'lO, Large gy•' to the hymenopterous order of insects, and St to be far from commas in this country. the relative frequency with whisk ...
... NATURE NOTES. A FEATHERED FRIEND. One of the most useful of all our native birds is the or Screech Owl (Mira: thiminea—Dylluan wen, aderyu corph. Welsh). a bird whose try is often heard, but which is seldom seen owing to its nocturnal habit, during the ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE ELEPHANT MOTH. _ A e,aterpillar of the Elephant Hawk Moth aerocamPa elpenor). has been taken in the locality this week. Probably this moth is not 1111C011101011 I a this country, bat the larval form is seldom seen, °wing to its protective ...
... NATURE NOTES. ILLBITS OF WASI'S. The true wasp may be divided into two chime, solitary wasps CEumenidao. and social wasps iVespidae): these two families May be distinguished by the form of the claws, which are simple in the weird wasp, and cleft in the ...
... NATURE NOTES. TIIE 11ENT1N. The somewhat unusual sight of a fine heron quietly fishing on the shore near the Pier Pavilion was wansissed during the latter part of last week. Though not rare it is rather remarkable to we such a rhy bird feeding so u ...