W N Lafferty a décidé d' écrire à Ò[lace-chat] Insects meet their fateÓ.
[2004/06/05 10:12]
Yvonne writes:
I heard that if you hold your breath when a mozzie lands on you it
can't fly
away and then it is really easy to swat it. Apparently something to do
with
your pores closing when
Noelene, it's nothing to do with the wonderful building of your house - its
your climatetoo darn cold for anything to live down there
For the rest of the world - I've just seen on the evening news that the
overnight temperature in Cooma last night was minus 9 degrees celsius
Ruth
Insects aren't really a problem, just the odd fly (most annoying if it's a
bluebottle with all that buzzing) or wasp. If they come indoors, they're
dealt with by a (probably) very evironmentally unfriendly insect spray
(although it doesn't contain cfc's). Drops a wasp in about 15 seconds. Then
I
dear Tamara
When I see a flour moth, I chase all over the kitchen after it, trying
to smash it between my clapping hands. Most unsatisfactory method, but one
which seems instinctive... Do other people do it the same way?
no, with the flour moths I use a butterfly net or fishing net (they come
