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... 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 ...
... NATURE NOTES. Many of our Young Citizens will have been to the seaside during the. last few and will. 1 am certain, have been delighted to see the wonderful movements of the seabirds as they alighted on the shore or rested on the sea waves. Perhaps. some ...
... NATURE NOTES. This weetc-erid I alw the Lesser Celan'Me, with its little golden ge peeping [lam amongst the. dead granges by the Aitclite, and daisies. and the lovely, lhough unc.a.recl for dandelions are every- Wheie. Spring has come. So let us away ...
... NATURE NOTES. The countryside is lovely jtet now, and the meadows are ripe unto harvest. I walked through a meadow on Saturday where the grass was three feet high. In :he hedger OW9 the blackberry flower ie already appearing, and the fields are , overed ...
... NATURE NOTES In the Riw.on and Wavertou locality by there was a rather unusual sigh: one dull morning in the third week September, when a flock of some forty or fifty small birds were seen feeding cn an cal s:ubb!c near ta. They were cn the shy side, ...
... NATURE NOTES. Spring is coming, sure I hoard a mime; thrush the other '• Cheerio, cheerio, cherio, be Gang, and then, •• Wake up, wake up, wake up' I am sure that is • sign of brightsx days coming. 110 seemed to be enjoying the beak day and telling the ...
... NATURE NOTES. Some peorle to whom I s m last week said to 1 sums% to live in the country% Yes I have. Ak well, its all right in summer but it in winter, theres . or bean Poor folks I thought. they .14.10 . much about the countrypidr. I • . eeen ...
... NATURE NOTES. The , wallows are leaving us and flying south again. On the you y see them gatheiing together on the telegraph wires, talking ailmug themseives as though they were story of illackberriem ripen in the hedgerows and the cornfields will soon ...
... NATURE NOTES. The countrys.de weekend was not a ery picasant place to be In. thunderstorms havoc with trees and beds, and the btreasna okerflowed taetr teaks. Crops were badly damaged, and an many cases were washed away. Thu litt)e of Louth, in Lincolnshire ...
... NATURE NOTES. FLORA OF SLAG HEAPS: FERTILISA. TION OF THE PRIMROSE: RING OUSELL AND NESTING SWANS. (From a Special Correspondent.) The old lead mines and refuse heaps in this county have a peculiar flora of their own, the Procumbent Pearlwort is one of ...
... NATURE NOTES. Mountain streams, - rippling brooklet/1. and as far as the eyes oauld see, but heather and bracken I have been . among the hills that separate Inarnebire : from Yorkshire. There & blue sky and a warm sun. I bad Provided with old olothis ...
... NATURE NOTES Many gardens already shew signs of rather of wallfiowers premature growths in the way and various primroses, etc. Bulbs of all kinds are puswing their way through the not long soil regardless .of the season, after Christmas an almond blossom ...