May 14, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 14th, 1781
The hops wanted rain, & began to be annoyed by the aphides. The ground finely refreshed. Vast rocklike, distant clouds.
May 13, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 13th, 1781
The rain last night broke the stems of several of the tulips, which are in full bloom. The rain from the S.
May 12, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 12th, 1781
My well sinks very fast: indeed much water has been drawn lately for watering. Mr Yalden’s tank is almost dry.
May 11, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 11th, 1781
Fern-owl chatters. When this bird is heard, summer is usually established.
May 10, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 10th, 1781
A small sort of caterpillar annoys the goose-berry trees.
May 7, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 7th, 1781
Vast bloom among the apples; the crop but small. No rain to measure since April 12.
May 2, 1781
Posted by sydney on May 2nd, 1781
Field-crickets crink: this note is very summer-like, & chearful.
April 30, 1781
Posted by sydney on Apr 30th, 1781
Men pole their hops. Dragon-fly & musca meridiana. Ponds begin to be dry.
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