The trouble is, the best time to find these beasties is also the favourite hunting time of these beasties:
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My photography is nowhere near good enough to take a photo like this, so I borrowed this one. Click the image to see the original
My photography is nowhere near good enough to take a photo like this, so I borrowed this one. Click the image to see the original
I can't spend long outside before they eat me alive.
The itchiness woke me up at six o'clock this morning, which is a good two hours before I'd usually wake up. It's a beautiful day so I got up thinking I might go out into the garden, but the midges are just as bad in the early morning as they are in the evening. Grrr!
What I need is one of these:
really nice and interesting blog, love the copper wire test.
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