... Nature Notes. The brilliant .'oral berrie. whieh adorn the will. iti• to h. feared. prove It* iiioloinz in the neighloorhood of a foam at this lime of the year. - horn `Pine , its leave.. %hit+. ob. Ilefydil op ftwilyin. Ave ersturi.• ago. proteet it ...

... Nature Notes. Nature make= no for by numbar: it thus that Ow tiny blossom of the !Lenny Grasa make quite feature in the laixtc-ane of the northertono,t eart of Cnriticanithire thme &at.. The hanks of the nataary of rkwoy and o.e eiFoinin. , tur, are iviorneel ...

... Nature Notes fly the time that the dog-roses and honeysuckle appear in the hedges. nue of the chief beauties of the countryside hub passed away, for the gorse bas ceased to flower. Often well in bloom when the year comes in, it lights up waste places ...

... Nature Notes Tlie gale has to its account many tragedies ment'on of which appears in the .- papers. The shore haunting Gulls may have a premonition of what is coining; they pass overhead, drifting inland for slwlter. After it has blown all night from ...

... Nature Notes Most of the summer birds are now with us, though some of them were unusually late in making their appearance, but, as May came in, we listened in vain for an unmelodious voice, which from long association, is as welcome as the call of the ...

... NATURE NOTES By today, Jan. so, the day has i lengthened n the morning by to minutes and in the afternoon by 35 minutes. These two additions make 45 minutes for the day. Both plants and birds are showing signs of increased activity. The following plants ...

... Nature Notes In last week's Notes some account given of two birds, the Pied Flycatchei and the Redstart, seen in the neighbourhood ot Devil's Bridge. Leaving the country around Devil's Bridge, the walk was continued along the south bank of the Mynach ...

... 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 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 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. 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 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 ...