... Coast of Norfolk. Some time size'be sent out a volume of Nature Notes under the tktle To-Day with Nature. Now, in a capitally-produced half.erown hook, he gives permanent form to the Nature Notes, which during the year 1902, he contributed to the Doily ...

... harm, as witness a complaint firm the Norfolk Breads, which can, we imagine, refer to none but he. A correspondent of Nature Notes says the I destruction of bird life there this year hot been greater than ever : Whether the desire to kill has been fostered ...

... his comrades to the Hospital. still in an unconscious condition. LUMINANCE IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS. In the May nuatirier of Nature Notes . ' the magazine of the Selborue Society. there is an excellent article ox the above subject by Mr. P. W. Harrison. who ...

... proverb tree—if more than the letter ball ever were trae— Cheshire born, Cheshire brad, strong i' atm, weak i' th' head.— Nature notes. ...

... THE USEFUL PEEWIT. A bird that is of inestimable benefit to the agriculturist is, says Nature Notes, the peewit. There is absolutely nothing that can be said against him, and as a friend of the farmer it•would be hard to find his equal. Ile has no taste ...

... IN THE KING'S COUNTY. Mr. E. Kay Robinson, well known to our readers by reason of his weekly column of nature notes, has chosen this happy title for his new book on men, manners, and wild life in Northern Norfolk. We all are familiar with the title King's ...

... ofehis bird in our locality,.anChave already I day p..c. Airey called at the shop and proles:ad sent a memorandum to Nature Notes respecting the revolver, which had been loaded in all chain- it. A neighbour, whose knowledge of birds COM - I hen. One ...

... secluded retreat where it could resume its prematurely broken slumber. Indeed, in the early year of the British climate, nature notes would need almost to be taken down iii shorthand and published by telegraph to keep pace with the season's changes. Perhaps ...

... , living Haddiscce, hamlet in the midst of the East Anglian marshes, sends me, under date cf March 2Utb, the following nature notes: ** A friend of mine shot bittern this winter. The open weather brought our breeding redshanks hero early this season ; ...

... articles. which appeared in a magazine for children. I was then nineteen years of age. and two years later my first published nature note appeared is the Loudou Standard. It re.' (erred to the persecution of the kingfisher, and • was a reply to a nom by another ...

... did not once look up when we end so as to securely imprison and conceal the free. entered, as any one would have done in natural notes. The only difficulty was that this did not The shop was in a beet street, and had obscured curiosity. I wanted particularly ...