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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. NOVEMBER 2nd, 1929,
PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT
A STUDY OF THE FISH-HAWK.
DEER-STALKING IN SCOTLAND.
In spite of somewhat unfavourable weather, dear stalkers have been enjoying a good season among the hills and dales of the Isle of Arran on the Duke of Montrose's estate. Our photograph shows the dead
quarry being taken down Glen Rosa on a pony's back. (Times copyright).
Our picture shows a male osprey returning to the nest with a fish clutched In its talons. This photograph was taken on Mr. Clarence Mackay's island off, Montauk Point, Long Island, by Captain C. W. R. Knight. On Mr. Mackay's island, where they are protected, ospreys have increased rapidly. Until 20 years ago they nested in Scotlandy but were gradually exterminated. Captain Knight has brought back some young ospreys, and, having trained them aa falcons are trained, has liberated them in the hope of establishing the osprey again in Scotland. (Times copyright).
FRIDAY STREET: BUILDING THREAT TO A SURREY VALLEY.
The Severells estate in the valley where Friday Streat Hles, six miles south-west of Dorking, is being offered for sale as building land, and it is feared that the spot may be spoilt by modern houses and bungalows,
A view of the village showing on the left the wooded land which is to be sold. (Times copyright),
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