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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?

Chris


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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?

Chris


I've got yours on holiday at my place :-(

Do you want them back?? Please?? ;-)

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I have Hornets coming out of my EARS! (Not literally... that would be
hideous)

Barry


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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?

Chris


I've got yours on holiday at my place :-(

Do you want them back?? Please?? ;-)

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I have Hornets coming out of my EARS! (Not literally... that would be
hideous)

Barry


You can keep those! ;-)

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On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 11:32:12 +0100, "Chris Kaley"
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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?


Now that you mention it, I haven't seen one for ages!

Wonder why that is?



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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?



Chris

They[wasps] started by building a nest under our kitchen window inside one
of the air bricks. Then, after spraying the ass off them, they decided to
live in the wheelie bin for a while. Nuked that....and now they're back in
the air brick again.

You want some?


JO


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No, I'm quite happy without, thanks.

Just wondered after years of being plagued by them at this time of year,
where they'd all gone.

Obviously, you've got 'em!!


Chris
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"Chris Kaley" wrote in message
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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are

evident.

Anyone else noticed?



Chris

They[wasps] started by building a nest under our kitchen window inside one
of the air bricks. Then, after spraying the ass off them, they decided to
live in the wheelie bin for a while. Nuked that....and now they're back

in
the air brick again.

You want some?


JO




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Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?

Chris


I thought the very same around this time last month, had barely seen any to
that point. But now there seems to be more than most recent years. Perhaps
I'm just more aware of them having been stung on the toe last week.#
Alex
Motherwell, Scotland


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Not many around here again Chris. In fact, with all the windows open at dusk
/ night - very few bugs coming in the house too.

Long may it last

Phil
Guildford


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In article ,
Chris Kaley writes:
Another year, it seems (at least around here), when very few are evident.

Anyone else noticed?


In this part of Surrey, there seemed to be quite a lot around in late
spring, when there aren't normally many, but I've seen almost none in
the last month or so.
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and most things don't matter at all."
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