March 13, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 13th, 1773

Bees abound on the crocuss.  Humble-bees & some flies appear.

March 11, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 11th, 1773

Sun begins to look down over the hanger.

March 8, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 8th, 1773

Seed-barley sells at 38s pr quarter!  a price never heard of before.

March 6, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 6th, 1773

Mild, still, pleasant weather.

March 5, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 5th, 1773

The rooks at Faringdon have built several nests since sunday.

March 4, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 4th, 1773

Pulmonaria oficianalis.  Papilio rhamni.

March 2, 1773

Posted by sydney on Mar 2nd, 1773

Crocuss in high beauty.

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