March 30, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 30th, 1772
Merula torquata on it’s spring visit. Thunder. One cock ring-ouzel appears on Nore-hill on it’s spring visit, but earlier than common.
March 26, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 26th, 1772
Planted-out some rudiments of stout cucumr plants into the bearing beds: rudiments of fruit show.
March 23, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 23rd, 1772
Tussilago farfara. Considerable mischief was done by this storm near & in London.
March 22, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 22nd, 1772
Least uncrest. wren appears: first summer bird of passage.
March 17, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 17th, 1772
Wild geese appear in a flock, flying to the Southward.
March 14, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 14th, 1772
Most severe flights of snow. Plows are frozen out, dirt carries horse, & man.
March 13, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 13th, 1772
Flights of snow, severe wind. Water-bottle freezes.
March 1, 1772
Posted by sydney on Mar 1st, 1772
An ash-coloured butcher-bird was shot this winter in Rotherfield Park: lanius seu collurio cintereus major: the only one I ever heard of in these parts.
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