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... NATURE NOTES BOYS AND GIRLS. By GERTRUDE M'CULLOCH. A f!vi days ago I stood for ages watching large flocks of 7 peewits, or lapwings, as they are often called. They were the - length of two fields ) away, but with the aid of field-glasses. I ihad a splendid ...
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... NATURE NOTES. (By GERTRUDE IttCULLOCH.) Most of us are familiar with the notes of the cuckoo, but it is not so often we get a chance of seeing him close at hand. He is a big grey bird with rather a long tail. and the lower part of his -7 bre a t is prettily ...
... NATURE NOTES. Oversee Al Bar There. Catching rate with oyster shell. hi the unique method employed by looms tearlars round about Broome, West Australia. They keave a large oyster on the Boor of the cabin at night. It opens for a breath of fresh air, and ...
... Children's Nature Notes rim's week I am writing to you .1 from Scotland, as I MR away on holiday. Can going to tell you about the wonderful time I had yesterday down by the side of the Eden River. watching the sand-martins flying backwards and forwards ...
... Children's Nature Notes I am writing to you as oldworld garden and by sty side is a gorgeous beech tree, so let us take this for our nature note this week. The beech tree is a cousin to the oak, and lives to a very great age. The leaves are oval. with ...
... NATURE NOTES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The Jackdaw. By GERTRUCE M'CULLOCH THE jackdaw is quite easily recognised, as it is very like a rook, only smaller. Its glossy plumage is black and green, and there is a grey patch of feathers on the back of its head. Next ...
... CHILDREN'S NATURE NOTES THE Moorhen , or Waterhen. as THE first youngsters of the seaitl is often milled. Is a familiar 1- ma appear in May, and a few sight as we go along the riverside weeks later the Moorhen begins to or near to farm-ponds and lakes ...
... NATURE NOTES. ♦ am ileamenvi. edible oyster. in the world Th.y measure then \ foot acmes the ,hell. ...
... Nature Notes 'he RABBIT By Gertrude M'Culloch Rabbit i , the he , t•knonn' RABBITS live on clover and all I of ~ o r Itriti , h mammals. and sorts of green stuff. besides helping themselves very liberally %tartens. all in burr - A-or must, however, be ...
... 4, 193' Nature Notes 17 Now that the I spring days are here the birds are very busy selecting their building-sites. Among the early b be u i h l u d r e d r ssis overth ./ ie r i d. who's mallowlh ilw son to r the b Th a : e b r b i lt kb laschlsilresd ...
... NATURE NOTES, SLIM Two Viz? TRIM The whale has the thickest die animals. Sometimes the skin 00 the fully two feet in thi , hoest. The skit Indian rhinoceros, however, is much A Cosmos Mae. Th e loop, a very little known bird, possesses several unique ...