... NATURE NOTES. The hccounts are interspersed with ileresting nature notes. giving the times of the appearance of the swallows and cuckoos. and the dates of the hay and other harvests. There are also interesting references to the making of the Wakefield ...

... Nature Notes. A S soon as February is here lovers of the countryside begin to look forward to the day when a search can be made for the first flower of the year, the coltsfoot; for the song of the native birds; and for the arrival of the first migrants ...

... NATURE NOTES. AN INTERESTING MOTH. No doubt many poogle oat noticed the largwbodied moths which are crow fly.' Mg ► ,inek.roenetime= penetrating into our being by the palight, end usually, termed se pother bnszard. This het word is' peel! monomer, o ...

... Before its time HIS June-in-March weather . 1 . . An Elland reader of our nature notes rang up this morning to report that in midafternoon yesterday, on the canal bank near Elland, he saw a fine red admiral butterflythe earliest he can remember. ...

... summer cabbages and cauliflowers and also Alpine plants' in his gardening article. Looking Backward; Stray Leaves from Nature; Notes from Westminster. London Letter; Women's Sphere. . . ...

... Anglican on The l'PotivaL Vo•nturer nn In York. attire. _ Gardening! ' Variety Repetition. London Letter. Nature Notes. CIGI. f•O4 P11111011611.--Passial lbws. Shaw. M Tr.st. Wed awake se Park. Ordasa Weddle( Osepla. A at Opeaskt Plabdoa ...

... the Homely Man does work. Gardening for Beginners: Roses Again. - Music at Horne: Elgar and Menuhin. London Letter. Nature Notes Woman's Sphere. Looking Backward. Wendy Hut, etc Day at Belle Vue. Ladies in Stainland Concert. Sowerby Bridge Amateurs ...

... Orange weaver SOME light on one feature in the entertaining postbag of| nature notes which cropped up| this week comes from Mr. George Ashworth, of Roils Head Road, Halifax. He recalls a letter from an Illingworth reader who footnoted a reference to seeing ...

... Mistle and Missel ura Sir,—From time to time I have oc7ao sionally read in your Nature Notes which appear in your valuable paper, error relating to our familiar called the mistle thrush. Again, I notice in to-day's issue, in Mr. Wateroorth's ...

... DANCING CATERPILLARS. Several colerpillan, a oorrerponderit of Nature Notes ape. kept in buses covered with pause, on the under of which they were rest• log when a piano was played. Instantly the entorpillars let go witty half their rind when low notes ...

... Overtime. A WRITER of nature notes does not desire to enter into any discussion about the difference between gnats and mosquitos, hut he would like to lodge a protest against these pests for working overtime. Re wonders whether they have no trade union ...

... inauspicious a start was made when this rock garden was constructed in the early 308. Our colleague, 'Nomad,' the writer of our Nature Notes, was one of the first to discover the tact that the garden was being laid out by a gang of highway labourers, and that ...