... Nature Notes The time of young birds is here, for innumerable broods of fledgings will shortly be launched upon the world to swell our bird population. Already we may see the young Robins, in nestling dress so different from their parents. and may match ...

... NATURE NOTES. I Fuller relates how the Sidonian servants agreed amongst themselves to choose him to he their king who tint morning should first see the sun. Whilst all others - were gaging the east pm' alone looked 011 the west; some *mired, more mocked ...

... Nature Notes The long arm of the war stretches far arri wide and makes itself felt in quarters wh:ch seem remote and little likely to be affected. In Holland, as August came in, the young Storks were fully fledged in their nests on barn roof, chimney ...

... NATURE NOTES This winter so far has been exceptionally mild, with very little frost. It can, and probably will before iz ends, verify the old saying As the day lengthens, the cold strengthens. In the meantime flowers are blooming. The Red Deadnettle ...

... Nature Notes. Few enn remember a year which came in. as this one has done, with roses still in the gardens. So little cold woe there that tender annuals, usnally cut drawn by the first frost in November. lasted until the second week in January. Remarkable ...

... NATURE NOTES. The year that bag just ended sell noi •: tlnguished for any very remit-1i • flikovery in gonlertinn wi•ii ttriti i• a history. apart, perhaps. from th !so' , .1 of Kr. Millais' book ou British : r 0••• a greeter nightingale was shot in Ken ...

... Nature Notes U. J. I .''IS, Director 01 Education County Education Offices,. Aberystwyth Cattle Mart AiwiTNiwYill• Septclitiwr, MONDAY NEXT. sth OCTOBER, 1942. --- A good supply ot DAIRY COWS and STORE CATTLE; Cardiganshire War STORE a flitED itt \l' ...

... Nature Notes The Golden Plover nests in small numbers in Breconshire and Cardiganshire. Three bird lovers went in toll and 1939 to try to find its nest. The first trip was made on May z 6, 1938, to the country to the east of the Cerrig Liwydion lakes ...

... Nature Notes It L, well-kuuwu that utittuals, trausferred to tarts of the far 1111111 111Ube 01 N they are may ita:rease iL tu such an esieut as to becume a veritable pest. saute LS the case YAM MUM' of our British plants introduced by accidt.ut or design ...

... Nature Notes Though somewhat late to refer to November. that month will long be remembered as the warmest November for at least a century. It was, at any rate in the south of England, as warm as a normal May. On the sth of the month 70 degrees was attained ...

... NATURE NOTES During my youth a familiar sightto be witnessed any evening—was tc see rooks in a ribbon-like flock, flying across the alley towards the hill at the back of the farmhouse home %%hen the leading rooks got near the hill they would wheel to ...

... NATURE NOTES During the winter months Gulls are plentiful along our beaches, in the harbour and in all places where they can secure food. Gulls of various kinds have been increasing in numbers during this century. and for some years before that. The Gull ...