Bug DOOM Dropping like flies…literally, thousands of flies reported on the Causeway Bridge

Holy smokes. I thought love bugs were bad.

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It's where the cops shoot at people during emergencies right? Torchie - we have Wyandottes too. Great birds.

Germany?

MAY FLIES... Meeting Abba Yourselves Father Loathes It's Evil Spirits

2 In The Fields 1 Is Bitten 1 Is Not...

Your thinking about the Danzinger bridge after Hurricane Katrina

liken to the PLAGUES OF EGYPT

Who does love a good pestilence in the morning??

Does sitting in a dugout as a substitute being eating by them while watching a football game compare ? We used to light small fires to get them to clear out , they don't like the smoke them midges .

It is all inter related! A Climate Change Event!

Is obama down there?

Demonize impoverished immigrants fleeing thousands of miles for their lives!

cars going to overheat due to poor airflow of the radiator

It is located in SE Louisana. "Lake Pontchatrain Causeay Bridge is the world's longest bridge over a body of water".
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It used to be. China built one longer.

Congratulations you were introduced to Marsh mosquitos that we have down here. They are bigger and more aggressive then the ones you have in north Texas. You either learn to go coveted in bug spray or don’t go out when ever possible. Especially at night.

They traveled here from California stuck to the underwear of illegal aliens

Bugs?

That has NOTHING over the Mayfly season at Lake Erie!!

You have NEVER seen a bug infestation until you experience one of those Mayfly Events.

The Mayfly season lasts all of about 5 days ... but during those 5 days anywhere near the lake (in the Western Basin) the place is literally swarming with CLOUDS of Mayflies. Go into a store and come out ... voila you can't even see out your front car/truck window so many have landed on it. Want to drive at night? FORGET IT!! You won't be able to see out your front window after a mile from all the bugs smeared on it (unless you go really really slow - say 20 mph or so).

I am sure the grasshopper events of the Bible, and even today, are just as bad, and unlike Mayflies those grasshoppers will quickly make anyplace they end up totally devoid of ALL vegetation.

MASSIVE bug swarms are one of nature's quirks. Birds love it ... and for Lake Erie the fish go into a feeding frenzy (ie: there is no way you can fish during those times because the fish have so much food to eat they aren't interested in your bait)

They are definitely aggressive! And the mosquitoes here at home rarely even bite me....

Sort of biblical...before Planet X did its last "Pass-over" Egypt about 3,600 years ago, there were plagues of flies and maybe other bugs that swarmed amongst the people. There were serious droughts, raging storms, weather that ruined their crops, undrinkable water, earthquakes, snow in the deserts, great hailstones, and other responses from the earth as the magnetic forces of the incoming Planet X System came ever closer.

Seems to me, the book of Revelation is not so much a prophecy of things to come but a history of the things that happened during the last "passover."

If so, we can watch the plagues of ancient Egypt revisit the earth as we await the next passover.

I agree.

I really believe that we are going to see those plagues return just like the last time.

Literally... "Thousands"?

I'd hazard a bet that's more like millions or billions.

Hmmm, that is right there in Voodoo state

It is like a Biblical Plague

I don't know, ask Baal I think he is behind the One Mind and Astral Travel, but also the Lord of the Flies

wow...that needs a power sprayer

South Mississippi here. What is a midge fly? Is that a Noseeum?

whatever they are, I would recommend SkinSoSoft by Avon. Bugs HATE it!

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Now you know why people will live in California and much of the West at any price. This doesn't happen. A few moth issues perhaps.

Growing up I was forced to be in a rural log cabin on Long Islands Eastern shore with rough screens windows held up by sticks. By Dark, the screens would be covered with thousands of moths and night insects, some as big as your hand. This is near the Peconic Bays. You do not want to get caught in a mosquito swarm anywhere, that could kill you. You'd have to be hospitalized and knocked out for a couple of weeks.

Chiggers are what is going to make the choice for me. I have to put deet on INDOORS in the south here in Mid Tennessee summers or I get bitten, and the bites last for three months. If the south didn't have that one bug, Chiggers, also called Harvest Mites or Strawberry Mites it would be great.
The West does not have Harvest Mites. You can hike for hours around Denver and not get bitten. Mosquitos near still water in summer, yes, but much more comfortable with no mites.

I'm in Georgia. You are talking about lovebugs. You have to keep your mouth shut when they get bad.

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I had to drive home last night from the MS Delta. Had to stop 3 times to clean the windshield. The sprayer just wouldn't do it.

I had rainX treated it also. Bugs sounded like heavy rain storm hitting the windshield.

I rode through a swarm of lovebugs once . I had to pull over cause lenses on my sunglasses were caked and couldnt see

They show up on radars in certain spots. They cost the yankees a game in 2007 vs cleveland indians