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... sketched or read, walked or drove, wrote or studied natural history (Queen Victoria had the Comerford Caseys’ Riviera Nature Notes read to her during her stay there). A few gambled at Monte Carlo and came in for severe reprimand from Dr Bennet. Then ...
... in the small hours. I took a book at random from the shelf to read before retiring for the night. It was the volume of Nature Notes,” the Selbome Society’s Magazine, for 1902, and the page, chosen also at random, bore an account of this bird by Dr. A ...
... by one who for a quarter of a century was his friend and disciple, it is comprised mainly of a selection of the weekly Nature notes which “A.W.8.” contributes to the Manchester Guardian. They are packed with observation and pregnant with a wide knowledge ...
... Society, !), Adam Street, Adelphi, W.C. I may add that the society issues a monthly magazine of natural history called Nature Notes, which I find to be a bright and cheerful publication, adapted to encourage the love of nature, and the study of living ...
... other technical data, the Duke’s pages abound in humorous anecdotes, glimpses of quaint Scottish character and beliefs, nature notes, and recollections of interesting visitors. Among many others were the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Duke and Duchess ...
... external nature, both in the mother country and in her new home in Tasmania, as in “Our Wild Flowers” (English), “Romance of Nature,” Notes and Sketches in New South Wales,” &c. In the present volume she devotes herself exclusively to illustrating and describing ...
... SOME OF MY BUSH FRIENDS IN TASMANIA. By Mra. LOUISA ANNE MEREDITH. Author of Our Wild Flowers” (English), Eomauce of Nature,” Notes and Sketches of New So.ith Wales,” “My Home in Tasmania” &c. This beautiful Work will be small folio, aud contain 14 Plates ...
... SOME OF MY BUSH FRIENDS IN TASMANIA. Mrs. LOUISA ANNE MEREDITH. Author of Our Wild Flowers” (Engli h), ” Romance of Nature.” “Notes and Sketches of New South Wales,” ” My Home in Tasmania,” Ac. This beautiful Work will be small folio, and contain 14 ...
... i illuminating. One point is of very special interest as showing | jffm Bonicelh’s uncanny and inspited observation of nature. Note jAOi' ' I the Child’s right foot, where the big toe turns back while the I others lie like a fan. Dr. G. Fiocco writes ...
... Connell sometimes ! Taking so much genuine and practical interest as lie does in the marking of salmon in this country, he naturally notes carefully what is done in this way in Norway, where fairly extensive system of marking fish and returning them to the ...
... or cuckoo, or some other bird, that, from pressing the small bellows-like cavity in its stand, emits imitation of the natural note —all these and many other sound-making contrivances may be employed. It is not an easy task, as may well be understood ...
... that the wind note, whose pitch depends only on the speed of the wind and the diameter of the wire, coincides with the natural note of the wire, then the wire sounds strongly in resonant response. So we get the singing of the telegraph-wires by the side ...