THE CALENDAR OF FLORA. 26^ 



April IV. 



xxj. Hellebore, Z'/^/cA-, 271. i. Helleborus 17- 



ridis. 

 Willow, round leaved, 449. 15. Salix 

 caprea. 

 XXX. Cnike berries^ 444. Empetrum ;//V;7/;;/. 

 Poplar, black, 446. Populus »?;^r^. 

 Bur butter^ 179. Tuffilago />c'/^/m, 25. 

 MayV. 



i. Mercury dogs^ 138. i. Mcrcunalis pe- 

 rcnnis. 

 Polyanthus, 1083. Primula veris hor- 

 ten/is. 

 iil. Anemone, wood, 2§q.i. Anemone ;zf- 

 morofa, 21. 

 Saxifrage, ^^/i^;/, 158.2. Chrylbfple- 



nium alternifolium. 

 Violet with throat-wort leaves, ^^5' S* 



Viola Z?/r/^. 

 AfTarabacca, 158.1. Alarum Europium. 

 Y'loht, fweety 364.8. Viola odorata, 24. 

 Pepperwort, 304. hepidium petr^im. 

 Fields are covered with verdure, 

 Jfter the return of the WHEAT EAR*, 75.1. 

 Motacilla Oenanthe, there is [eldom any fevere froji,, 

 and therefore the peaf ants in Upland have this pro- 

 verb^,lVhenyoufee the\NUlTE\N AQT All^you 

 may turn y our fJoeep into the \ fields -, and when you 

 fee the Wheat Ear, you may fow your grain. 



* If tins bird does not quit England, it certainly Hiifrs places. 

 For i have obfervcd, that about harvell time they were not to be- found 

 Where there were before great plenty of them. 



t The flieep are houCed ali winter in Sweden, as Mr. Solander in- 

 form* me, who gave me the tranllation of the S.vcJifli pro*eib in 

 the very words here printed. ' 



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