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... SUBURBAN NATURE NOTES. OLD TRAFFORD, Sept. 25. {\nent the correspondence on lorest Trees ‘Suitable for this district, I would like to call attention again to the young Plane trees in TalI)Ot Road and the Railway Station yard. ; Whlle all the other trees ...
... NATURAL HISTORY. THE NATURE LOVER'S COLUMN NATURE NOTES, Since, I last wrote you much has happened. Althotigh” this April weather is altogether unexpecfie‘d‘ifi“_the intensity of its heat, vegetation has “éxpanded (cbmparatively speaking) but slowly, knowing ...
... MISCELLANEA. A ROBIN AND YOUNG THRUSHES. ) In Nature Notes, the excellent magazine of o Selborne Society, a correspondent, writing f of Orpington, gives a most extraordinary case ¢ poternal instinct in a robin. A mnest of ¥Gk thiushes were left orphans ...
... second. page of the paper he claimed as his own spectal province, covering as it did literary matter, notes and queries, nature notes, antiquarian or archzological matter, as well as local history, ete., on all of which he shed the illumination of his well ...
... LOVERS % s H ' NOTES oF THE MONT® It would almost seem, in stret such as those through which W€ areq | that to write any Nature Notes asin ' of place and that they will rem? of But perbaps that is a wrong wall g ‘at things, and that instead of feadu; ' ...
... also is -“Ometldfll a trial to him. I had the privilege the Olhfar ;o of inspecting a large number, says the writé n?“ Nature Notes in the Daily News, though u‘g’. the whole, of the nesting boxes set up bY the Meade-Waldo, and his father before him, fOF ...
... balance nature.” Ficar BETWEEN TaME RAVEN AND Rar.—M (or Miss) Mabel Daniell, of Dale House, Blandfo! sends the following to Nature Notes, the mont® magazine of the Selborne Society. One morning was attracted by my raven making a curious nf either of fright ...
... is a belief amonflbeg’? B that moles lay up a store of worms ab thrd, i ning of winter, and I—writes Mr. Da*nbefil Oly’ Nature Notes—have been informed by se¥? ity b's mole-catchers that they keep them in CPtflbit” biting their heads. Now and then a fresh ...