April 6, 1787
Stone-curlews pass along over my house of an evening with a short quick note after dark. Wry-neck pipes in the orchard. Nightingale sings at Citraro in the nearer Calabria.
Stone-curlews pass along over my house of an evening with a short quick note after dark. Wry-neck pipes in the orchard. Nightingale sings at Citraro in the nearer Calabria.
Lined the back of the Cucumber-bed with hot dung.
Crown imperials, double hyacinths, cherries against walls, blow.
Turner shoots the chaffinches. Mackarals come. Bantam-hen lays. Black & grey snails without shells.
Chaffinches pull off the blossoms of the polyanths, which are beautifully variegated.
Some swallows were seen over the lake of Geneva, & at Rolle. On March 30 several were seen at the same place.
Swallows were first seen this year at Messina in Sicily.
Transplanted some of the best, blowing seedling polyanths from the orchard to the bank in the garden. Planted some scorpion-sennas from S. Lambeth.
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