October 3 The white pines are now getting to be pretty generally parti-colored, the lower yellowing needles ready to fall.  The sumachs ...

October 1 Very heavy rain in the night; cooler now.  P. M. — To Walden.  Examine an Asclepias Cornuti pod, already opening by the wall....

September 28   P. M. — To old mill-site behind Ponkawtasset. The arum berries are still fresh and abundant, perhaps in their prime. A larg...

September 27   Monday. P. M.— To C. Smith's Hill.  The flashing clearness of the atmosphere. More light appears to be reflected from the ...

September 14    P. M. — To Hubbard's Close and Cardinal Ditch. cheered by the sight of Aster Novae-Angliae i bethink myself reminded that...

"Bellows Falls from Table Rock; From a Lithograph made in 1855” (source:  danaxtell ) September 10 10.30 A. M. — Took the cars to Bell...

"Bellows Falls from Table Rock; From a Lithograph made in 1855” (source:  danaxtell ) September 10 10.30 A. M. — Took the cars to Bell...

September 9 Tuesday. 8 a.m. — Ascend the Chesterfield Mountain with Miss Frances and Miss MaryBrown.  The Connecticut is about twenty rods...

September 8 Brattleboro. — Rains.  Frost gives me an aster which he thinks A. concinnus of Wood; grows in woods and yet longer leav...

September 4 P. M. — To Miles Swamp, Conantum.  What are those small yellow birds with two white bars on wings, about the oak at Hubbard'...

September 1 P. M. — With R. W. E. to Saw Mill and Solidago odora.  He has just had four of his fir trees next his house cut, they shaded...

August 31 Sunday. P. M. — To Hubbard Bath Swamp by boat. There sits one by the shore who wishes to go with me, but I cannot think of it....