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... NATURE NOTES. [SriCIAILT COHTSIBUTBD.] I have pwt been reading «a article Mr. W. B. Tegetmeder, relating foreign bodies in fowls’ egg*, which appeared a recent jane tbe Field.” escaped my attention time, and I should not bare seen but for a reference ...
... mede which eerred the of file, ought to NATURE NOTES. Co¥**X*WT»D.] May fißa the same place amtmf our way. side shrubs that the cuckoo does among our cummer migrant*, inasmuch ...
... NATURE NOTES. [6t>oxai.x.t Co»t»xbttt»d.] Rome «f Birmingham canal* afford intoileting for the ctodent Nature. There is eaoeedinglj pleasant hetwoen and Soilhull, and a walk along the towing-path during the when the swallow* And martins arc skimming the ...
... NATURE NOTES. [Specially Conibibutid.] There nothing mere bewildering the than the difference which often exists between the sexes in pnrticalar species. This is particularly marked the cose the orange-tip butterfly Cardamines). The name is generally ...
... NATURE NOTES. [SnOALLT Mr. C. H. Widdowson, of ladifieid, sends account of tragedy that witnessed last week in which a house sparrow acted the role of the villain the piece. saw a bouse sparrow and what be first took to be a large butterfly engaged in ...
... my correspondents have described as domed nest. A gentleman writing from Heath, who signs himself ‘lnterested Reader of Nature Notes,’ says: *At any rate, have found nest* which, after being turned over and over, revealed entrance whatever. To find the ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL. SATURDAY, 1A 1906. NATURE NOTES. [SnoiALLT CoaTsiavrxD,] If Ombb were any real foandatioo for ibo popaUr ide* that profonon bcrriea indicates that are have hard winter, might look £onr»d very weather the latter end ...
... ROBTN3 IN THE PANTRY. There a pretty story, the accuracy of which is vouched for, in “Nature Notes.” At house at Shanklin, Isle of Wight, which he was recently staying, correspondent was shown window by which robin entered daily into the larder. At his ...
... NATURE NOTES. [Specially Comtiibutid.] Last week I called attention the f*ct that insect peats generally are exoeptionaflly abundant thi* year, and incidental reference was made to the prevalence of the hop aphis. Six weeks ago hopgrowers were congratulating ...
... NATURE NOTES. [SrxciALLT Contributed.] For the time being I hare forsaken favourite haunts in the neighbourhood of Birmingham, and spending holiday little seaside town on the Sussex coast. In this sunny region I am brought into contact with flora and ...
... NATURE NOTES. fSVBOIAILT COMTIXBITTID.] misfortune take my holidays when the tides are somewhat unfavourable to the odQoctkm of eeashore spociinena. richest region for the naturalist is that which borders * what is called the aone, which can only Approached ...
... prosecuted tbe result of Duma’s enquiry for brutal disregard the law have sentenced to death. LLANDUDNO DROWNING CASE. NATURE NOTES. [SrzcniLT Cosißurx* d.] The Eer. J. 0. Weed, in treating the bat, described it a* the very highest the British mammalia ...