Green woodpecker begins to laugh. Last night I heard that short quick note of birds flying in the dark: if this should be the voice of Oedicnemus, as is supposed: then that bird, which is not seen in the dead of winter, is returned. Blood-worms appear int he water: they are gnats in one state.
The cock swan at two year’s old. “Between his white wings, mantling proudly, rows.”
Spring day. Young chickens. Crocuss makes a gallant shew.
Wheat on the clays looks sadly poor & thin. Stormy wind by fits.
Sheep rot in a most terrible manner in the low grounds.
Vast rain in the night. Vast aurora borealis.
The missel-bird, turdus viscivorus (called by the country people the storm-cock) sings. Some flies appear in the windows. Gnats abound.
Pease are sown in the fields. Land-springs abate.
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