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... NATURE NOTES. Goklen August! the month of the ripening corn and purple heather; the month which gives us many signs of the coming autumn in the shape of ripening fruits and late flowers. In August the binds seem to have tirelj of singing, and scarcely ...
... NATURE NOTES. Spring is very late this year. The cold wind.s and frosts have given a s check to vegetation, and the grass in the meadows has scarcely grown at all. Horse chestnuts, crack willows, and wild cherries have opened their leaf buds, and are ...
... NATURE NOTES. The weather has been cool and unset (led, and not at all suitable for holiday making, but many Clithemnians have rambled the country and made the best o; it. Wild raspberries are rape, and now and again -a ripe blackberry may be picked. ...
... NATURE NOTES The hairy caterpillar is. Very attentive his biz. He doesn’t shave, be doesn’t smoke, He doesn’t golf, he doesn’t talk. But simply gobbles all he can, Just like little gentleman. From “Improvements Man, Aunt Martha More of this surrealism ...
... NATURE NOTES. The winds are very cold and probably will be fur some weeks yet, bitt still, with the advent of April we may fairly consider that Spring is here. The wheatear, as he restlessly flits about uttering his monotonous chack.ehatk, and flirting ...
... Why NATURE NOTES. Last week-enti S.lll thy close of the merry month of May. Taken altogether it has been a splendid month ; the almost entire absenoe of cold, dry, east winds has caused very quick development in vegetation. June is the month when Natures ...
... WEEK-IMD NATURE NOTES. In spite of wintry weather, Spring is rapidly pushing her outposts forward. The golden star-like flowers of the lesser celandine are decking sheltered hedgebanks, and I saw several flowers of the golden saxifrage on a damp slope ...
... THE CLITHIROR ADVINTESIEIRe SOPRORIEIDer Mai 1.011. . v With the Otter Hounds. NATURE NOTES. A th .. The Ribblesdale Otter Hunting Assoc- September has given us abominal weather Do e c o 01. I I nation had their third meet of the season up to the ...
... NATURE NOTES. • The cold weather during the Whitsuntide holidays made insects less in evidence than in the few days previous to them. In all parts of the district, however, fresh plants are opening their flowers each day rThe white in the hedgerows has ...
... business are se follows : Saturdays, 8-30 a.m. to 90p m. Other days, 8-30 a.m. to 8-0 p.m . Close at 1-0 o'clock Wednesday.. NATURE NOTES. The first week-end in May—the best month of Spring,t he landscape was not quite so green as it often is at the beginning ...
... CHURCH NATURE NOTES. We are now rairly in the nesting season; robins starlings, wrens, hedge-sparrows, blue-tits, and grey wagtails are all most busily engaged in the various duties appertaining to nesting time. The hawthorn in the hedgerows is distinctly ...
... useful is obtainable. Goodall. Backh To avoid disappointment—sever accept a substitute for Yorkshire Relish. and Co.. Leeds. NATURE NOTES. Another wintry weer-end, but the observant derived considerable pleasure from the examination of the many perfect snow ...