September 22, 1775

Posted by sydney on Sep 22nd, 1775

Ring-ouzels appear on the common on their autumnal migration.  * The large female wasps begin to come in at a door, & seem as if they were just going to hide, & lay themselves up for the winter.  The common wasps are much abated in number.  On wednesday the 20 there was a violent storm of thunder & lightening at Fyfield between ten & eleven at night.

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