These quarter-sized beasts look ferocious, and are twenty times the size of your typical Florida mosquito.
Better make sure you got no rips in the bugnet!
http://science.nbcnews.com/_news/201...e-florida?lite
These quarter-sized beasts look ferocious, and are twenty times the size of your typical Florida mosquito.
Better make sure you got no rips in the bugnet!
http://science.nbcnews.com/_news/201...e-florida?lite
I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !
Yaaaay!
I mean, really? Weren't the ticks, chiggers, mosquitoes, noseeums, cicadas (yes, on their 13-year high, they bite), banana spiders, wolf spiders, black widows, brown recluse, scorpions, horseflies, and snowbirds enough?
Crud...
"Just prepare what you can and enjoy the rest."
--Floridahanger
Just one more reason that I don't venture outdoors during summer here in Florida! :angry:
Mike
"Life is a Project!"
I think around here, we throw those back and let them grow...
Don't think I'll be seeing those monsters here in Utah!
I didn't know that mosquitoes could become possessed. I mean I always suspected being demonic spawn or something, but good gracious!
-Jeremy "Brother Bones"
Originally Posted by FLRider
You call that a mosquito? Heck, I've seen mosquitos so big in Northern Ontario they would chase birds. One day I saw three of them gang up on a robin that barely got away by flying into a birdhouse. Luckily the "door" was too small for the mosquitos to get in!
Jungle Jim
After reading that, I don't no whether to laugh or cry.
-Jeremy "Brother Bones"
I bet that wrapped in bacon and tossed on the grill they would be pretty filling and the bacon would hid any off flavor. Better use a 12 ga though 22 cal probably won't stop 'em.
Most of us end up poorer here but richer for being here. Olddog, Fulltime hammocker, 365 nights a year.
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