The bees have awoken...
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Got startled by a big bumbler buzzing into the cab earlier today whilst sitting in traffic on the M25. Then, just now, just this minute, another big buzzy beast has entered the flat via the window and is desperately trying to remember how he got in. Head-butting the window appears to help his memory.
Summer's here, kids.
Summer's here, kids.
adam85 said:
Had a may bug fly into my room over the weekend, was like a bloody Chinook!

That reminded me of the evenings spent on the porch in Africa.
I forget the name of the bug now, but the feckers were so big they would hit the glass like a tennis ball then drop to the floor stunned..
...first one to land got captured under a glass ash tray - the little sod then ran off with it!

adam85 said:
Had a may bug fly into my room over the weekend, was like a bloody Chinook!
Sounds like a Cockchafer Beetlehttp://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/chafer.htm
How they chafe it i don't know, but i don't want to find out either.
http://s50.photobucket.com/albums/f328/suarez44/?a...
When we get f
kers like that I'm off!
one flew into my room the other day, and I couldn't for the life of me work out why I could hear my phone vibrating constantly, looked up and there it was, the dirty harry of bee's, hovering in front of my face... I told him "no, I don't feel lucky" and he left me bee. (pun intended, sorry.)
When we get f

one flew into my room the other day, and I couldn't for the life of me work out why I could hear my phone vibrating constantly, looked up and there it was, the dirty harry of bee's, hovering in front of my face... I told him "no, I don't feel lucky" and he left me bee. (pun intended, sorry.)
Edited by Mr.Jimbo on Wednesday 15th April 00:58
BMWBen said:
"The modern Italian word for a toy kite cervo volante (and hence the French cerf-volant) may derive from the ancient amusement of flying the beetles on a length of thread."LOL! Do it. Post a vid!

bluetone said:
BMWBen said:
"The modern Italian word for a toy kite cervo volante (and hence the French cerf-volant) may derive from the ancient amusement of flying the beetles on a length of thread."LOL! Do it. Post a vid!

Los Palmas 7 said:
Got startled by a big bumbler buzzing into the cab earlier today whilst sitting in traffic on the M25. Then, just now, just this minute, another big buzzy beast has entered the flat via the window and is desperately trying to remember how he got in. Head-butting the window appears to help his memory.
Summer's here, kids.
Yes.. have seen a couple of sleepy wasps too... big worry as my OH discovered he was alergic last year (on the M25 as it happens)... resulting in anaphalaxis and a crash into the barriers. Damn those pointless things!Summer's here, kids.
TheEnd said:
adam85 said:
Had a may bug fly into my room over the weekend, was like a bloody Chinook!
Sounds like a Cockchafer Beetlehttp://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/chafer.htm
How they chafe it i don't know, but i don't want to find out either.
I tell you, an innocent summer evenings hoon ends up looking like some sort of airbourne bukkake over the front of your car. Which is nice

parakitaMol. said:
Los Palmas 7 said:
Got startled by a big bumbler buzzing into the cab earlier today whilst sitting in traffic on the M25. Then, just now, just this minute, another big buzzy beast has entered the flat via the window and is desperately trying to remember how he got in. Head-butting the window appears to help his memory.
Summer's here, kids.
Yes.. have seen a couple of sleepy wasps too... big worry as my OH discovered he was alergic last year (on the M25 as it happens)... resulting in anaphalaxis and a crash into the barriers. Damn those pointless things!Summer's here, kids.

AndrewW-G said:
parakitaMol. said:
Los Palmas 7 said:
Got startled by a big bumbler buzzing into the cab earlier today whilst sitting in traffic on the M25. Then, just now, just this minute, another big buzzy beast has entered the flat via the window and is desperately trying to remember how he got in. Head-butting the window appears to help his memory.
Summer's here, kids.
Yes.. have seen a couple of sleepy wasps too... big worry as my OH discovered he was alergic last year (on the M25 as it happens)... resulting in anaphalaxis and a crash into the barriers. Damn those pointless things!Summer's here, kids.

Yes wasps were what I was talking about...
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