April 12, 1770
Posted by sydney on Apr 12th, 1770
Rooks have young. Snow melts away very fast. Peaches & nectarines are in full bloom. Apricot bloom seems to be cut off. Barley begins to be sown.
April 11, 1770
Posted by sydney on Apr 11th, 1770
Kite sits. Raven has young. Swallow amidst frost & snow.
April 9, 1770
Posted by sydney on Apr 9th, 1770
No birds sing, & no insects appear during this wintry, sharp season.
April 7, 1770
Posted by sydney on Apr 7th, 1770
Cut the first cucumber: full old. Snow covers the ground.
April 5, 1770
Posted by sydney on Apr 5th, 1770
Mercuralis perennis. Oxalis acetosella. Sour, cold day. Great storms about.
March 30, 1770
Posted by sydney on Mar 30th, 1770
Papilio rhamni sucks the bloom of ye primrose. Polyanths coddled with ye frost.
March 29, 1770
Posted by sydney on Mar 29th, 1770
Dirt bears horse and man. Boys slide on the ice.
March 27, 1770
Posted by sydney on Mar 27th, 1770
Planted potatoes, five rows. Flights of snow. Red-wings congregate on trees & whistle inwardly. In their breeding-country they are good songsters: See Fauna Suecica.
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