... of the Christmas season, may perhaps be most fittingly described as a Dance of Death, is related by a corre spondent in Nature Notes who, on pass ing a country field a few days ago, was greatly amused at witnessing several turkeys evident!: in the act ...

... James Hiam, of Astwood Bank, Worcester- shire. ia in the of providing some curious homes for the birds in hus tells in “‘ Nature Notes’ that last epring he ac- commodaied three pairs of robins with ordinary empty tomato tins to build in, which be placed ...

... put down at about £900,000. Altogether it is estimated thas there is af present invested mm golf a fortane of about to Nature Notes,” Y. A. Pitts relates that one morning in the spring there was a great mturbance among the birds in the garden. “ The indow ...

... a the practen of adaiterating milk with dnyre bas been stamped out “J N N orth Moreton Viearage, Wall ung! d, writes to Nature Notes,” the of ub Seiborue Socreiy : “Om July 20, while some re cormed mom our chur as as dis covered at the d of six feet under ...

... water, it will perhaps be interesting to know that, where fish is a bait, this objection is overcome. A correspondent of “ Nature Notes” has a cat which is very fond of catching the small and ecemingly unattractive fish in the Thames. He is a large silver-grey ...

... watching mother duck proudly sailing with her brood you seo a swirl and the number is reduced. Boon, says a correspondent of “ Nature Notes,” we shall be able to say “a big pike awallowed one, and then there were none.” Extraordinary progress has been made in ...

... built upon a series of nobody knows how far down they formations, one piled on top of the other, and A correspondent of “ Nature Notes” men- tions the case of a canary breeder who has two young birds, now about six weeks old, whese bodies are entirely destitute ...

... Wee 40 J writes a correspondent of The f fects may, Nature Notes proof that same nest two yeare running. Last projecting the in the ball. ah the least people passing a few feet below them, but continued eing- did not a in the ballin the erent completed ...

... will have it that at the Nationa] Liberal Club reception Sir William Harcourt was given “a rousing A correspondent of “‘ Nature Notes”’ tells the story of a cat which climbed up an elm tree in Queen’s-square, Bloomsbury, where a pigeon had its nest, and ...

... Bridge and How to Play It, Natural Notes. By BOBOLINK. ANGLING NOTES. By JOCK SCOTT. Photography Notes. By MASQUE. MOTOR NOTES. By PETROL. By the Author of “‘ How to Win at Bridge.” PLAY. PORT By BOHEMIAN, OVER THE TEAC By MADGE. And of other Reading ...

... RIBBON,” With a tull Synopsis of the preceding chapters. “HIS ISLAND PRINCESS,” by Clarke Russell. BRIDGE, AND HOW TO PLAY Natural Notes. By BOBOLINK. SPORT AND PLAY. By BOHEMIAN, ANGLI By JOCK SCOTT. OVER THE TEACUPS. By And colemas of other Reading Photography ...

... a half- penny. Rats, like eome other animals, seem to have a partiality for silver. A lady correspondent, writing to ‘‘ Nature Notes,” saye: sister was staying in a lonely house in the S.W. of Ireland during August of this year. One evening the housemaid ...