My favorite time of the summer is when I walk outside expecting to be eaten
alive by the 'skeeters, and instead find myself enveloped in a swarm of dragon
flies. It's like a WWI dogfight with about a billion aircraft. Very nifty. And
I know every one of those dragon flies is hoovering 'skeeters out of the air.
If I could buy 'em a beer, I would.
--Bob
On Jul 15, 2011, at 10:23 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
> When skeeters and other bugs of that genre rise up, it is believed
> that they rise up in carbon dioxide plumes. They are attracted to
> carbon dioxide as it leads to warm-blooded creatures.
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