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... NATURE NOTES. My nature notes this week must begin hy retailing the fact that William Wordsworth. our greatest nature poet, was born April 7th, 1770. I wonder bow many tur bows and girls know his poem Daffodils. Will one of you *nit me a copy of it ...
... NATURE NOTES. A walk into the country re•eels interesting thing+ ut ths pees -et The other day, as I rambled through tk i , fields, I notioed a few swallows that apparently forgotten it wait tin.* to g o mouth wards. They were iki the brook catching hip ...
... NATURE NOTES. Among.t the hedfferows there are crowds of flowers, in almost every shade and tint one can think of. Cowslips, ragrred_robin, and the larger ceiandine are to be seen, while the fields are one of gold and green. I have never so many buttercups ...
... NATURE NOTES. As I walked through the last night, I found the wild roses in bud with those 'ovely pink petals that belongs to no other 'lower. They looked like great pearl 6 get in green and gave the hedgerow a very Pretty effort. In a brook by the wayside ...
... NATURE NOTES. I walking round the lane. nights ago looking for hlackberross when I acmes a wild rose buish with lovely fluffy balls of greets and crimes. hair. Some of the oountry children en them ragged robins, but the real name •• galls. They have really ...
... NATURE NOTES Memoirs of Forest Friendsl stationed' ...
... NATURE NOTES. - , Uwe any of you boy% and girls the grasshopper during your summer holidays? If you ita%e not you have numbed a treat giusshopper family is the most livvly svt 1 have ever met. There are nu slow-omuliee UI it, no strikers or lazy-bones ...
... NATURE NOTES. The early flowers of spring are SW Is be %nod in hedgerow fiaa. are lowed by all young end I saw • few lesser Nip. with their starry golden aro the fleet of the golden The primrose M to he sow In good nombene. ea gm meggis an *awing tbeir ...
... NATURE NOTES. To-day e m I walked in the country. I came across a littio chaffinch with a broken wing. It was hopoing about the lane in search of food. and looked as if it. was struggling to make the best of hfe—a4 it The meadowl are being turned into ...
... NATURE NOTES. I was delighted to Pee • whc! of willow catkins the otber day. a wandered round a little ati.aia is the haunt of wild fere. All ti willow were making a tia%a show of their catkins and to add beauty the by the broiliside all bright green ...
... NATURE NOTES. What a real treat it has been this last week-end to be in the and _ . . . One morning this week as I rambled' down lanes and over field paths, there were hundreds of birds singing their welcome the sunshine In a short space I noticed, green ...
... NATURE NOTES S the days grow shorter the nights grow longer, writes Sand Piper. For some weeks now the countryside has been lively with the noise of our feathered friends on their nocturnal migratory flights to more congenial climes. Although peewits ...