1 NOVEMBER 1935, page 16

Collective Security And Birds A Note Of Surprise And Wonder

accompanies the telling of two cat and bird stories that have appeared during the week, one in The Times, one in the Observer. In the first a swift .flew down and pulled up......

Heather Gardens A Garden Habit That Seems To Be Spreading

is the one-subject garden, especially, I think, the heath garden. Two of the latest of my acquaintance are in the form, one of a bank, the other of a pit or scoop. The hollow......

Country Life

A Field's Fortunes I have been watching the fortunes of a particular field through a succession of years ; and it suggests a moral. It was at first well-tilled, grew excellent......

Urban Birds An Urban Age Is Undoubtedly Producing A Bird

with urban habits, some of them a little morbid, as in the sparrows who now nest in flats and devour crocus flowers. Quite a number seem to prefer the town 'before the country.......

House•eating Birds

A dweller in Harrogate has noticed a habit of the great tit which has been exactly repeated in a Wiltshire house. The account of the proceeding is thus: " We feed the birds on a......

Burrowers It Sometimes Happens That Rough Plaster Is...

morsels of many flies. The Jenny wren will on occasion come into a room and secure quite a considerable meal by pecking at apparently bare plaster. The tits, however, are not......

A Garden Pond The Garden, Of Course, Is The Paradise

of birds, and perhaps more gardeners might legislate for the birds as well as the 'flowers, according to advice offered by W. H. Davies, whose charming little garden book......