June bugs - at half past March
kedrys
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Mon Mar-19-07 10:28 PM
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| June bugs - at half past March |
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Nothing to see here - no climate change whatsoever. Move on.
And the cats are going apesh*t bringing EVERY LAST ONE they can get their furry little mitts on inside the house. :eyes:
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| july302001
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Mon Mar-19-07 10:31 PM
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Where are you??
Daffodils have been blooming for a week here in Carolina...not many bugs yet...
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| kedrys
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Mon Mar-19-07 10:40 PM
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The june bugs have been, er, floating around for the past week. They're not exactly aerodynamic. :P
Welcome to DU! :toast:
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| grannylib
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Tue Mar-20-07 12:27 AM
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| 3. I'm in Minnesota, and haven't seen June bugs yet, but there are an amazing |
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number of insects stirring down in our woods already, and quite a bit of greenery starting to brighten up wherever the snow has melted and the sun has warmed the ground a bit.
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