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... NATURE NOTE OWLS AND THEM FOOD Even in these days of field e Nature classes old beliefs die heed curiously true of that particular greg o which attributed goat emcking to the coweuoking to the hedgehog, and to the cuckoo and or!. And it i g this week ...
... NATURE NOTE HABITS THIS ISOM Ocionel R. F. writiag in The Field, t ryst—The onlinary mole heaps that everybody familiar with are not habr.a liana, an many potions imagine. for these are technically its workings, tne plum. where i: hods for prey, end ...
... NATURE NOTES• THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDICCS, DUMAS Twenty bona are now in the Dublin Zoo logical Gardens. of which Mum hese been bred there The cube on exhibition present time are of peculiar interest. In the boo house there astute on the right coowining sit ...
... NATURE NOTES. YORKSHIRE OBSERVATIONS IN 1907. With the keel botanists. for whom Mr. .1. Beanland acted as recorder, the event of the year had been the thorough examination made by the Yorkshire Naturalise.' Union of Litton dslo and the Arncliffe district ...
... NATURE NOTES. PRMG; t. Day, the :Sr abliefft has gone, and All that. Spring has The brarhtern boor of unborn .prang, Through wither wandering, Found. Kenn., the rooru To her: Februory bon;, from Hearen. a amen ninth, keen.' the of the eart.o, Aral wooled ...
... NATURE NOTES. DAPTODILS. Daffedi's are a strong• delightful festive in many flanker wow, and by far the most de. lightful where they occur se irregular patches le/ colour in woods and wild gardens. There is something is the tam of their leave, and bowers ...
... NATURE NOTES. AND TSETSE Plait 'Profaner E. A. he* teat Nature age the erroneow 644 in marrow ad which authority the nonmetal. haw fcr the of iramhtenrol. Tine was tooth be a sacs meet fir. f•entlie in a road ho s , the Royal `coup Ars on Januar. V tele ...
... NATURE NOTES. BRITISH ORNITHOLOGISTS' CLUB At the but meeting of the abed* dab Claude Grant, who het. just moray South Africa, where he hw been fors r ties collecting on behalf of the 'Gadd Sonar t ion Expedttton, edebibited saws obtaldwd by barn. Prof ...
... NATURE NOTES. HEARING GULL CATCHING SPARROW, Peck • Jays am sparrows ware being fad rah Cl dam teak • piece of bread. md. .44 it. • gun cS$. the mom., 'book it. and then pre, corded aw• How it, familiar. 'sad •11. ...
... NATURE NOTES. MAGMA, CHOWS, AND ROOKS AS PHTS. the thee birth mentioned, Mr. & D. Onmin give the paint for lotelligenoe and to the crow. It may be that the corvine seinen for receiving food nestling fashion from the parent's bill or human fingers long ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE GRABS SNAKE On warm sunny days early in spring you may often (writem the Rem. Theodore WOOO, ?.&S.) see a snake gliding along by the side of a bedgerow, and you will notice that on each side of its nook, just at the tack of its head ...
... NATURE NOTES. GUILLEMOT'S EGGS. 'roe article tinder this beading which ap peered in our last issue was unfortunately printed before some corrections forwarded by the author could he made. It appears that the igulllernoti on the Yorkshire coast are not ...