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Birds are back but so are the bugs

Anonymous

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I guess we arent the only ones that are bothered by the bugs.
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Really nice.
Thats the first time Ive seen bugs included like that, although its Im sure it must be pretty common, just not something we see with our eyes.
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Birding Amherst a few weeks ago, I was astounded at the number of bugs (I think gnats).  At first I thought this swarm was the exhaust from an old truck that had gone over the hill but as I drove closer I saw what it really was.... and closed the windows.

 



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Sure wouldn't want to ride through on a motorcycle. :shock:
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I wonder if they would be mayflies. Ever been to North Bay when they are out? wow. They are everywhere. You cant walk without stepping on them.
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No they weren't mayflies but I know what you're talking about.  When there's a big mayfly hatch, your footsteps sound much 'crunchier'.  These guys were very small (slightly bigger than blackflies) and I've always assumed they were gnats.

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