April 13, 1778
Posted by sydney on Apr 13th, 1778
One beech is in full leaf in the Lythe.
One beech is in full leaf in the Lythe.
The plaster of my great parlor now dries very fast.
Three bernacle-geese on a pond at Bramshot: one was shot & sent to me.
A swallow was seen this morning near Ripley. Young geese.
Three or four bank-martins were seen over Oakhanger-pond. Flies abound in the pastry-cooks shops.
The green wood-pecker laughs in the fields of Vauxhall. Owl hoots at Vauxhall.
Titlarks in cages essay to sing. For want of sun hot-beds languish. Every matter in field, & garden is very backward.
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