September 16, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 16th, 1772
Vast dews. Chrysomeleae oleraceae still abound on the cabbages. Some corn housed.
September 14, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 14th, 1772
Oats rot as they lie: a very poor scanty crop. Little barley cut, but dead ripe.
September 11, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 11th, 1772
Ring-ouzel appears on it’s autumnal visit: several seen. Stoparolas seem to be gone for three days past.
September 10, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 10th, 1772
Swallows & martins congregate in vast clouds.
September 6, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 6th, 1772
The hops by the late winds are much injured & blown into flyers: at best they are very brown. Crop large in some gardens.
September 5, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 5th, 1772
Rain. Oats grow as they lie. Some wheat abroad. Bad for hop-picking. A strange yellow tint in the sky at sunset. Distant thunder & lightening in the evening.
September 4, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 4th, 1772
Spring corn in a bad way where cut. Barley in general not ripe. Hot & moist. Grass grows.
September 3, 1772
Posted by sydney on Sep 3rd, 1772
Some wasps appear. Museli plums become ripe.
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