... In this connection it may be worth while recording some remarkable statements of Mr. E. T. Daubeny, lately published in Nature Notes. The migratory movements of most birds (wrote that gentleman) are probably performed at a far greater distance from the ...

... OTHER BUSINESS. A letter was read from Mr Ware, of Ambleside, drawing attention to a paragraph in Nature Notes (the journal of the belbonrne Society), in which reference was matte to the sale of parsley fern at Grasmere. Advertisements were in the ...

... work, in spite of blnermns and green leaves, to devote herself entirely to please tin with colours (says a writer in Nature Notes 1. but now the shoot has hardened, the bark looks ' , trained at the %alms, the blossom has produced seed. the corn been ...

... not build a nest of its own, and as to how many eggs one female lays 'during a season. True, says Mr. W. P. Westell in Nature Notes, we have by this time exploded the altogether erroneous statement that the bird lays its eggs in the nest of the species ...