September 30, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 30th, 1768
Stares flock at Chilgrove. Oedicnemus does not flock yet.
September 29, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 29th, 1768
Swallows cluster on the bushes in the barnet. Redstart.
September 28, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 28th, 1768
These ring-ouzels are seen again in the spring in their return to the north.
September 27, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 27th, 1768
People are now housing corn after 27 days interruption.
September 26, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 26th, 1768
I saw a small Ichneumon-fly laying its eggs on, or in the aurelia of a papilio.
September 25, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 25th, 1768
A few of these rare birds (rock-ouzels) appeared, just this time twelve months, in orchards about yew-trees. I have not been able yet to procure a cock.
September 24, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 24th, 1768
Much weat still out, & spoiled. Much barley and oats spoiled. Young martins still in their nest.
September 23, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 23rd, 1768
The whame, or barrel-fly, Oestrus bovis, still lays it’s nits on the horses sides.
September 21, 1768
Posted by sydney on Sep 21st, 1768
Nectarines all water. Great rain in the night.
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