the Thoreau Log.
9 June 1857. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  A large fog. Celastrus scandens, maybe a day. Triosteum, apparently several days (not at all June 1st).

  Both kinds of sap, yellow birch and black, are now, in some bottles, quite aromatic and alike ; but this year, methinks, it has a more swampy taste and musty, and most of the bottles are merely sour.

  P.M.—To Violet Sorrel and Calla Swamp.

  A peetweet’s nest near wall by Shattuck’s barn, Merrick’s pasture, at base of a dock; four eggs just on the point of being hatched . . .

(Journal, 9:410)

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