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... their own brethren. A 21b. Devon trout is probably responsible for the death of several stones' weight of his own kind.— Nature Notes. Surely a body of men such as the Volunteers was never before so kept back in every possible direction by those who, as ...
... although I have eon them busy feeding in this direction, I have never En my long exA)erience as an angler and an chserver of nature noted a rat in pursuit of a live fish. 1 once witnessed a rather unique scene on the Colue. 1 was chub-fishing at the time, and ...
... that the Railway Magazine and Country (a new monthly), be added. They also recommended the acceptance of two of Nature Notes, from Miss A McClure, and two volumes from Mr A E Then for the local collection The Christian Indeed, by the late Rev ...
... How can this speed be attained? The birds resort to great heights, where the resistance of the air is slight. So says Nature Notes. There is not much chance of putting salt on the tails of these birds; besides, one wants it to take with the paragraph ...
... How can this speed be attained? The birds resort to great heights, where the resistance of the air is slight. So says Nature Notes. - 7 There is not much chance of putting salt on the tails of these birds; besides, one wants it to take with the paragraph ...
... blished a wildduck colony on and about the island at Nuneamm Kingfishers are mmuxlr:f so fast that wore than twonty (says ‘‘ Nature Notes') have be. counted in a row of ten miles down river, ¥ am glad to be able to confirm this from personal observation, Duiing ...
... many plans for the ..f estates. ihe Lie imxtjuL potv»oiw. mtcrurt such matters. THE S WiCSTD. A oorrospondeat writes •*.Nature Notes’* follows; Last month little hedge-sparrow buil: « cluster roep-bush tlx. wad, close cur dining room window. When w© found ...
... • gameof bridge at Aininuesdor clioate• re affair. the band began to play God Save Leg. A corriesposident writes to Nature Notes' follows. - Last month • little hedge-operrow in • deafer rossbuid% against the wall, eke ow n iog-room window. W ben we ...
... oapaciriea of hia estates. Tho marquis -took no personal interask such matters. THE REWARD Of THE WICKED. oorrespoDdent writes “Nature Notes” as follows ;—Last month a little hedge-sparrow built in cluster rose-bush against the wall, close to our dining room window ...
... NATURE’S NOTES. I have observed, Mr. Punch, that all the daily papers have taken lately to publishing a column about birds, beasts, and flowers, which figures pleasantly, not to say unexpectedly, among political speech** and Stock Exchange reports. Why ...
... then obi *serous work of the sitting began with adjudications in numerous competition., inclading particularly a games of Nature notes mid collections of wild tower, dallairiled to encourage love and study of Nature is wheel children. There were rempetittenn ...
... almost all over the world as read it used to in former ages. In these modern days of scientific research says writer in ** Nature Notes”), when the greatest importance is placed on the discovery new germ which will spread disease amongst us. it is astonishing ...