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... NATURE NOTES. New Year's Day, 1916, dawned with an ominous frown on his face. The rain came plashing down in a pitiless manner, while Jo cutting wind from the south-emit swept through the whole of the Eden Valley with terrific form. The rivers, and p ...
... NATURE NOTES, Bird life in the has been very quiet daring the hut month. hot now that the New en.r ixwith ois. and the day, are Icagiliening foist. observers must • hurls honk-not for snit:canto, the issober ovintinne mild and open. the hlat.k.headed ...
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... NATURE NOTES. The last week in May vill be memorable for its extreme cold, the heavy falls of snow with which we were favoured on the 20th and 21st, and the injury resulting to plants and fruit from the untoward atmospheric conditions. On Sunday the mountains ...
... NATURE NOTES. ST. MARTIN'S SUMMER. Despite frosty mornings and dull giwy days, in the country the little summer of &t. Martin lingers. The colours of the trees are more brilliant than ever, and a motor-ride through any of the Southern Counties is a constant ...
... Nature Notes. With tln. exception of the nightjar and the grasshopper warbler, oor lot of spring migrant. now complete. Among the smaller biol.. which I have Noticed are the chiff.chalf , illowren, redstart, whinehat, stonechat, whestear, tree pipit, ...
... NATURE NOTES. To-day Jf mdatl we ht.! hao.! r.,•: and km.s ntni. ahhonch onr l.fit ions has worn their silver helmets for over • week. now leek fir the firkt time wastes, a pure sli The. kerma hat arl., sinter than orotal, loot du , grearel tta• soni ...
... NATURE NOTES, lln Wednewlay I had • long hi , ton' rnmWr by wa• Etlenhall. 1100.4 , 1 and Bird bleat not siltunclant a.. it I, 111 •pring and summa, yet the singletsen. no for the moot part ay tag t h e a Is !ter ham. to see the .mall h:rds. In a now ...
... Nature Notes. One .wallow,•' I have been reminded this week, `lost not make a The cyan. who in the bitteron of hi. wool coined this proverb mutt have lived in our 6vkls climate. Tln• helm wind, which is great drawback to the early arrival of our summer ...
... NATURE NOTES. (REV. HILDERIC FRIEND.) The Recorder at the Brookfield School, Wigton, reports that during the first six days of March, notwithstanding the fact that all last year's flowers had been killed by the late severe frost, the dandelion, daisy ...
... NATURE NOTES. A HARVEST OF EELS. Over four tons of eels bare been dispatched from Thorpe, in the Fens, within the last lew days, to London. They were caught as a result of a trench being cut from an overful mere to the sea in order to set free the flood ...
... NATURE NOTES. (REV. HILDERIC FRIEND.) THE PERILS OP LIFE. A friend of mine shewed me the other day a new set - 5 coins fresh from the Mint. They had been produced in one of our pushing centres of industry for use by one of those Eastern races who have ...