November 13, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 13th, 1769
The hedge-sparrow makes its winter piping.
November 12, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 12th, 1769
Glass sinks very fast. Sheep feed in the night.
November 10, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 10th, 1769
A few stock-doves, Oenas, sive vinago, or wood-pigeons appear.
November 5, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 5th, 1769
Grass grows. Ricks much torn at Faringdon.
November 4, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 4th, 1769
Vast storm broke some boughs, & tore thatch.
November 2, 1769
Posted by sydney on Nov 2nd, 1769
Golden-crowned wren on the tops of trees.
October 31, 1769
Posted by sydney on Oct 31st, 1769
Swan’s egg-pears in high perfection. This was the last time the Oedecnemus was heard for this year.
October 29, 1769
Posted by sydney on Oct 29th, 1769
North lights every evening. Six martins appeared flying under ye hanger. Thunder & lightening with vast rain.
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