May Flies. You hate 'em right? I hate 'em myself!
 

May Flies. You hate 'em right? I hate 'em myself!
[Sandworms. You hate 'em right? I hate 'em myself! -Betelgeuse.]

Can't leave any lights on unless you want to walk in a crunchy carpet of bugs 3 feet deep around your house, while they cover your body like an over-coat, which means turing up the hearing aid to make sure the crack heads aren't taking advantage of the lights out condition all over the neighborhood.

Funny is the ones that come on land, never get to lay their eggs in the lake, so you would think after so many years the population would drop but no, which makes me scared of what it might be like if they all stayed in open water.

Also wonder if there could be a practical use for those that come on land, turn em into fuel somehow?

There are places farther north of me that fire trucks have to keep the roads washed off, other wise its like driving on ice.

Last 2 days at dawn and dusk the may flies are so thick the TV stations are pickign them up as rain on radar.

Its now almost dark and the sky is thick with them, from about 10ft off the ground to the clouds it looks and thick, everywhere you can see with in eye shot, its like movie plague stuff.

Ill be turning off all the lights and hiding in the dark here soon, light attracts them. Even the yellow bug ones.

Obviously you don't want to reveal it...NWO (:laugh:) But where are you at?

Toledo area by the lake, about 3 blocks off the lake.