Notes from the Swamp
- Thread starter bigredfish
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Hemingway greeting the neighbors... and pussying out
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So I'll just stand guard up here...
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So I'll just stand guard up here...
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Hemingway gets jumped! And wimps out again...
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We're under attack by Blind Mosquitos again tonight.
They're actually not blind and not even mosquitos, but that's what they're called. Actually an aquatic midge, looks exactly like a skeeter but doesn't bite and doesnt carry any disease.
But they swarm at night in the millions, usually right at sunset and before dawn. I'm talking clouds of the little fuckers.
They're attracted to light, so we have all lights out, including my white light cameras. Only light in the house is my computer screen and Mrs Bigredfish and her TV.
The one side of our house faces the weak ass street light, so it will be covered in them in the morning. Hose and broom take care of them, but like mosquitos, you need to get them off the siding before they stain it over days/weeks
Adults live 3-5 days so I suspect we'll have another few nights of this...
Here's a shot of the canal, they're swarming the neighbors dock that has a 30 watt light on it... video doesnt even do them justice
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They're actually not blind and not even mosquitos, but that's what they're called. Actually an aquatic midge, looks exactly like a skeeter but doesn't bite and doesnt carry any disease.
But they swarm at night in the millions, usually right at sunset and before dawn. I'm talking clouds of the little fuckers.
They're attracted to light, so we have all lights out, including my white light cameras. Only light in the house is my computer screen and Mrs Bigredfish and her TV.
The one side of our house faces the weak ass street light, so it will be covered in them in the morning. Hose and broom take care of them, but like mosquitos, you need to get them off the siding before they stain it over days/weeks
Adults live 3-5 days so I suspect we'll have another few nights of this...
Here's a shot of the canal, they're swarming the neighbors dock that has a 30 watt light on it... video doesnt even do them justice
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