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... NATURE NOTES. [Br William E. Claeee, A.R.C.S.] Sw.uj.owr Swifts. The swallow- may distinguished the -v.itt following characteristics. possesses a forked tail ions, narrow outer feathers. It while the tail has a row rounded white spots across it. Beneath ...
... NATURE NOTES. The confidence and audacity of wild birds and animals when their offspring are young is generally known, but occasionally a special case attracts our attention. Last season pair of magpies built their nest too close to the house to be good ...
... NATURE NOTES. [By William E. Clabke, A.E.C.S.] The Broom. the right-hand side tlie curved path, close the gate leading from Xewbold Terrace into the Jephson Gardens, is a small specimen of the only species woody monocotyledouous plants growing England ...
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... NATURE NOTES . COMING OF BIRDS FROM OVERSEAS. OUR SPRING MIGRANTS. All over the British Isles there are hundreds of observers keenly watching for the coming of the early migrants, and a very large number of them watchers are doing a really useful work ...
... Nature Notes October sees comings and goings in the bird world — late swallows walting for ideal migratory conditions yet tempted to stay with abundant supplies of insect life to be found. Yet already Scandinavian redwings and fieldfares have successfully ...
... Nature Notes. THE SEPTEMBER CROCUS. In these serene September days the willowwren's lingering voice is heard in the woodland, while over the leafy canopy there broods fate that comes alike to the leaves and other things. Visions of spring come from that ...
... NATURE NOTES. LFFIES IN ABUNDANCE. Eteryhody is agrked that this is one of the 7,-1 wonderful year, for apples ever known. Chore is no reason to doubt the stories ' ln 'h come from all v quarte e rs of trees which Ix. ac It i tually more than xt leaves ...
... nature notes. To a lover of Nature there is nothing much more interesting than to scull to some quiet spot on the Avon, keep very still and watch. There is a rustle on the bank, and a bright brown water vole comes close to the boat. moorhen brings her ...
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... NATURE NOTES. [Br William E. Clarke, A.R.C.S.] Starfishes. The starfish is one of the most common objects of the eea-shore. There are several different kinds, but the 5-rayed form is no doubt the most familiar. Among the many points of interest surrounding ...