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... Nature Notes One or two further arrivals of the mer birds have been noted, but these be referred to next week, by which time :t should be possible to record several add, tions to their number. The sand-flats or of Aberyst wyth Harbour, when uncovered ...
... Nature Notes through the late summer and early autumn we note the ripening of the various berries and hedge fruits. Already in July the juicy bilberries tempt the Mistle Thrushes to betake themselves to the mountain district, where, in company with the ...
... Nature Notes. Dr. J. 11. Salter lin% added a new flower to lite fora of Cartli;onsltirv. In one hit walka through the the other duy he eame nero,e4 a of Violet found only ally—the Isetea. The colour of the flower iv firm-I-Ova as milky-blue. ...
... Nature Notes. Ih Iti L .1 114.1. ow mark 011 lii tellio ie ~ U • Tin. appi.,ial)4 inITPO.I.I In ri, iiU ••nr.. th.• hank- of it wyl li. I it mulere • It Is it 111.• I ill 4 10 . .. n it • in Ihe rimaul. id a m..raisl.• 1,, ...
... Nature Notes June is the month when the woods show their full and pertect leafage. No tree fosters such a variety . of insect life as the oak. Myriads of larvae feed upon its foliage, notably those of the moths, whose caterpillars, from their manner of ...
... ' Nature Notes The rate of multiplication of insects is so rapid that, If there were no cheek upon their numbers, earth, air, and water would soon become so thick with them that we should be ,Towth•d out of existence. A careful observer has lately estimated ...
... Nature Notes The su.dlow sI,, I ouster. making up iravelloig in pr. ;ration for !eat lug us. Some should Ite well October. hut. if rough, In. they ready to titikut Ilie.r time deorture and will leave lit a body before September IS out. abalidomog a t ...
... NATURE NOTES IDuring the moonlit nights of September (the Harvest Moon), October' (the Hunters Moon) end the present full moon, the Wood or Tawny Owl has been very vocal. It seems that the bright moonlight stimulates efforts. Its musical notes hoo-hoo ...
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... Nature Notes Several birds. as Rh? Clyster-catcher and Ringed Plover, frequent Ilk low-lying parts this coast, laying their eggs in slight hollows in the shingle or shell-sand a short distance above high water mark. but none of these is so graceful and ...
... 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 ...
... Nature Notes The last two numbers of British Birds, our leading authority upon this subject, contain a careful summary of the effect of the last severe winter upon bird life in this country. Very many observers have responded to the enquiry which was ...