November 4, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 4th, 1771
Saw three house swallows flying briskly at Newhaven at the mouth of the Lewes river!!
November 1, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 1st, 1771
An imperfect rainbow on the fog; a more vivid one on the dewy grass. Grey crows, Cornix cinerea frugilega, near South Wick. Mrs Snooke’s tortoise begins to scrape an hole in the ground in order for laying up.
October 30, 1771
Posted by sydney on Oct 30th, 1771
White frost, cloudless. Curlews have cryed here within these few days. Haws fail here.
October 25, 1771
Posted by sydney on Oct 25th, 1771
White frost, sun, tempest. Vast rain & wind.
October 20, 1771
Posted by sydney on Oct 20th, 1771
Mild, & sun. Sweet day, large halo round the moon.
October 14, 1771
Posted by sydney on Oct 14th, 1771
Some swallows. Grapes large & black, but not high-flavoured yet. Several martins.
October 5, 1771
Posted by sydney on Oct 5th, 1771
White frost, grey, & clouds. Ashen leaves begin to fall.
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