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Post by Louise on Jul 14, 2011 8:02:24 GMT
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Post by Geranium on Jul 14, 2011 8:06:47 GMT
Thanks - I hadn't heard about this before!  |
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Post by Cherry on Jul 14, 2011 8:15:08 GMT
It is just reinforcing the message that we must keep bird feeders clean. We should do the same for water baths too, of which I have four, two of which are in very regular use. In this area, we can't leave stagnant water anyway or the giant mozzies breed.
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Post by Louise on Jul 14, 2011 13:04:47 GMT
God how awful, as if normal sized ones aren't bad enough  |
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Post by Cherry on Jul 14, 2011 14:21:44 GMT
At one time Norfolk fen people were known as 'yellow bellies' because of a form of malaria which tended to make their skins jaundiced. I found some of these in a plant pot with no holes and I saw the full grown version last night which is no more. They are very large.
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Post by sweetpea on Jul 14, 2011 14:39:29 GMT
At one time Norfolk fen people were known as 'yellow bellies' because of a form of malaria which tended to make their skins jaundiced. I found some of these in a plant pot with no holes and I saw the full grown version last night which is no more. They are very large. They must have been Lilliputians Cherry, either that or it was a rather large pot. ;D |
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