... * can at times groat harm, witness a complaint from the Norfolk Broads, which can, we imagine, refer none but he. A of “Nature Notes th® desttactiQß of bird life there this year has been greater than Whether the desire to kill has been the war ferer know ...

... gerdeas of tbe Manor Hooee, Little dbelfurd, near Cambridge, and there is a vety ioberea'-ing account of ib in the March Nature Notes.'* The owner, Mr. Walton, and his niece, who take a warm Interest in their feathered friends, discourage visits from oats ...

... Connection was abbahed with the shore by which the paotengen, numbering nearly 500, were enabled re*cb the land A w ritkr Nature Notes says was greatly surprised tbs other day to learn, on the authority of a keeper, most cf the ducks in Kensington Gardens ...

... living Haddiscoe, a hamlet in the midst of the East Anglian marshes, sends me, under date of March 20th, the following nature notes: ** A friend of mine shot bittern this winter. The open weather brought our breeding redshanks here early this season ; ...

... then song for March, Rough month yet tender ; Er« leaves clothe oak and larch, Meet tribute render ! „ . J. Lewtok Bbaik Nature Note*. ) When Sir Michael Hicka-Beach come* to set forth the i,cures ...

... missed, yet did not once look up when end as to securely imprison and conceal the : entered, as any one would have done in natural notes. The only difficulty was that tins did not curiosity. I wanted particularly to have a look at! account for them getting ...