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Posted by southmede (My Page) on Sun, Oct 1, 06 at 20:43
| I can bearly go out in my garden without being bitten by midges. Has anyone else found that the blighters are more prevalent and aggressive than usual. Yesterday I just went out in the garden for no more than 10 minutes and was rewarded with 5 bites.Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh |
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- Posted by suiko Oxford, England (My Page) on
Mon, Oct 2, 06 at 11:06
| God, it truly it a double whammy being consigned to the frozen north, isn't it? We don't have em down here. |
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| We have them here in the damp English Midlands too. This year as been awful. |
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| My Recyclenow compost bin is bloody plague proportions with them? Any suggestions anybody? |
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| Thats nothing - try living here in damp Ireland! Seriously - we have been looking at The Midgeater - a machine that attracts the female midges.
Apparently very successful in Scotland - where I am sure they suffer more than we do! |
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