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... Nature Notes. Nra By REV. P MORBAN•WATILLVS. r Adrertuor died Sperm!) Many and varied are the at the present day for displaying to th e public le lives and habits of birds. Capt. C. W. R. Knight. who thia eagle of on the film, has spent and masks in ...
... Nature Notes. SPRIMi Daffodole, primroses, pussy catkins, tuncups. mad March hares (for they are rather wail this month, and a hundred other things spell life on the country just now. The rook. have •tarted building, and many of their brethren show ...
... NATURE NOTES. Underground Life. By THE REV. P. MORGAN-WATKINS. Plant life quiet enough present in fields and woods and garden borders; and all that is above ground seems to be either dead or asleep. But just beneath the surface ninny things are happening ...
... Nature Notes. A NVILD-BIRD POOL. • A drinking pool is an ideal place tor the observation of wild life, and is in the space of a few minutes it astonishing to note the numbei of different birds that will alight to quench their thirst. One such pond -shallow ...
... NATURE NOTES. The Birds when the Trees are Bare. THE REV. P. MORGAN*WATKINS. have course far fewer birds in winter, especially small birds, than other times of the year. But. when the trees have lost their leaves it is much easier to see the birds that ...
... NATURE NOTES. Beech Mast and Holly Berries. Nuts and berries of every description are extremely abundant this autumru The beech trees are heavily loaded, and present swarm with chaffinches feeding upon the mast. We may probably expect to see large flocks ...
... Nature Notes. September. ...
... NATURE NOTES. Autumn Songsters. By Rev. P. MORGAN-WATKINS. C' Adrertsser and ladepeasteag Autumn days are very quiet in the et.uutry. Many of our birds an leaving ue or hate aiready left, and others we only recovered from their moult. The hedge sparrow ...
... Nature Notes. Hengistbory Head. ...
... NATURE NOTES. The October Grayling. By Rev. P. MORGAN-WATKINS. . . r Advertiser wad The Grayling. sons,. is lie Vet seen in the and la a . fish it this Imam to the general public. Yet it is in a largo number of our rivers, mid when it is nt tia beet ...
... NATURE NOTES. The Emerald Coast. Dv Rev. P. MORGAIN-WATIMPIS. r Advertiser and arida. St. with its with sod picturtsque nairow street*, hardy bug Natuit Nuts. Nor does it. nagged toast this autumn explain why it should be known as th• Ci.te iFflnseisude ...
... Nature Notes. Wickes Fes. By TM! Rev. P. MORGAWMATIIIIINS. - Witann Feu, near Clunbndge. is the it of the aedpe4,elds of the Fen coun. Sr. It weo regularly cut, ra far se we can go beck in history, for its once tam. sedge crop. In the last years it hes ...