Alabama

JoeyT

(6,785 posts) Wed Dec 25, 2013, 01:55 AM Dec 2013

I think next year is going to be a beast for mosquitos.

Went around today pouring out stuff that caught rain water in the storm the other night: All the ones in the sun were teeming with mosquito larvae. On Christmas Eve. Thank goodness Climate Change is totally made up, or I'd be worried.

They're still kind of staggering around in Clarke when it warms enough, they still active for y'all?

1 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

I think next year is going to be a beast for mosquitos. (Original Post) JoeyT Dec 2013 OP

We don't have many mosquitos in Southern California. Too dry. JDPriestly Dec 2013 #1

JDPriestly

(57,936 posts)

1. We don't have many mosquitos in Southern California. Too dry.

Reply to JoeyT (Original post)

Wed Dec 25, 2013, 04:44 AM

Dec 2013

But we still believe that human activity causes most of the climate change, and we try to adopt policies that will cool the planet just a bit. We could do much better, but we are ahead of many parts of the country.

When malaria becomes a problem in the US, hearts will change, minds will open to admit the reality: we have to protect our earth from the damage caused by fossil fuels.

Reply to this discussion

Kick in to the DU tip jar?

This week we're running a special pop-up mini fund drive. From Monday through Friday we're going ad-free for all registered members, and we're asking you to kick in to the DU tip jar to support the site and keep us financially healthy.

As a bonus, making a contribution will allow you to leave kudos for another DU member, and at the end of the week we'll recognize the DUers who you think make this community great.

Alabama

JoeyT

I think next year is going to be a beast for mosquitos.

JDPriestly

Kick in to the DU tip jar?

Tell me more...