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... NATURE NOTES By Clarence Williamson On the Ivy covered wall the roadside robin was watching a small pony grazing on the edge of the wood It is lone ol the habits of the robin to take an Interest what other creatures are doing, and it pops in quite unexpected ...
... NATURE NOTES (By Clarence Williamson) ‘ Most (I the foxgloves have shed their white and purple bells, many of them falling Into the swift flowing stream, to be carried away down the valley. A lone patch of meadowsweet on the stream bank gives off a pleasing ...
... NATURE NOTES The Mountain Ash—Once a Charm Against Witches ...
... NATURE NOTES By Clarence Williamson AlUiough the rivers run into the sea; jet the sea is not lull. Unto the place which the rivers come, thither they return again,” So said the preacher old time. Alter a memorable day 01 rain and Hoods, the lirst day ...
... NATURE NOTES. BIRDS AND THEIR HABITS. A study the home life of the osprey carried out in North America was partly dealt with in the first number “British Bards’’ by Mr. P. H. Bohr, who in the current number continues his observations and supplies additional ...
... NATURE NOTES prowtn goes rapialy, and the plants grow luxuriantly i, , . williumsnn unless the mineral matters By C'arehte Williamson absorbed with the water accu-| The Cornelakc or Landrail Is mulate to a hurtlu! degree, one 01 the birds which Is betwhen ...
... NATURE NOTES (By Clarence Williamson) Tne country road, above the uncaaows to tut Oaio.a ol tnc Vtiiui.e ruil ihrs uune inoinmg. line liau Kobe IIOIU daw,notn ntages, out tne pina wniie ioeeo weie lluwei,llk move Inc blue ipeeo- ...
... NATURE NOTES (By Clara nae Williamson) The herons appeared to Ire having a family gathering in the big pasture where the river sweeps round the big bend. One these tall grey gaunt birds was stood like sentinel on the river bank. Another was standing ...
... NATURE NOTES By Clarence Williamson Along country lanes bordered by hedges, and on almost any country road during autumn and winter, one is almost sure to see that well known member of the Bunting family known to us as the Yellow Hammer. This bird will ...
... NATURE NOTES. YORKSHIRE OBSERVATIONS IN 1007 With ths local botanists, for whom Mr. J. act-id as recorder, tho event the year had been the thorough examination made by the Yorkshire Naturalists’ Union of Littondal© ami the Arneliffo district. This excursion ...
... NATURE NOTES (BY CLARENCE WILLIAMSON) A dull, rainy day brought a redshank to the lake border. A silent bird to-day as it ftew off into Hie mist after standing at the wgter edge. Redshanks are noisy birds and like the cuckoo, they let you know of their ...
... NATURE NOTES, A HARVEST OF EELS. Over four tons of eels have been dispatched from Thorpe, in the Fens, within the last few davs, to London. They were caught ns a result of'a trench being cut from an overful mere to the sea in order to set free the flood ...