Drill Sargent

Posted by Lee (Fort Frances Ontario, Canada) on 23 June 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

It's Tuesday, Silly Tuesday again.
I happened to come upon a squadron of mosquitos the other day. I used my super recorder and overheard the leader explaining some cautionary measures to the group.
He was warning them of the dragonflies, there is thousands this year. He was also letting them know where the bats were roosted.
But the biggest thing he was letting them know was where the female mosquitos were.
Yesterday I went back to check and see how the squadron faired. Not one made it back. I don't know if they encountered too many dragonflies and bats in their adventures, or if the female mosquitos are still keeping them entertained.
Personally, I'm hoping for the dragonflies and bats.
Have a great day everyone. Remember, it takes less muscle power to laugh than frown.

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