September 30, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 30th, 1769
The ring-ouzels, merulae torquatae, are most punctual about their migration, & appear again in a considerable flock.
September 29, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 29th, 1769
Swallows and martins all the way on the downs.
September 26, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 26th, 1769
Sweet day. The sheep about Lewes are all without Horns: & have black faces & legs. Sheep have horns & white faces again west of Bramber.
September 17, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 17th, 1769
Gryllus gryllotalpa works. Rooks frequent their nest-trees & repair their nests.
September 6, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 6th, 1769
White sweet-water grapes begin to get clear; and the wasps to eat them.
September 4, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 4th, 1769
Hop-picking begins. A very slender crop.
September 3, 1769
Posted by sydney on Sep 3rd, 1769
Winged ants migrate from their nests. Tame buzzard eats the winged ants. Swallows congregate in vast flocks.
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