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rvanderweele
13 December 2006 13:35:41
Well, it is the season for collecting Trichoceridae
crex
13 December 2006 13:04:21
Slooow season 

crex
13 December 2006 11:33:24
Jawn ...
Paul Beuk
09 December 2006 23:59:44
Look who's talking. 

crex
08 December 2006 12:32:45
OMG what a head on that Teleopsis sp 

crex
07 December 2006 19:23:03

jorgemotalmeida
07 December 2006 19:08:03
i know... you have no Aedes. 

jorgemotalmeida
07 December 2006 19:07:34
3? launch the culicidae. 

jorgemotalmeida
07 December 2006 19:07:17
@crex: receipt to annoy your neigbhour: if he made some strange noises again, 1? grab a bunch of Aedes albopictus in a big container 2? warm just a little the habitation of your neigbhour in some way,
crex
07 December 2006 15:50:24
My damned neighbor woke me up at 01:30 and after that I couldn't fall in sleep again 

Paul Beuk
07 December 2006 15:40:51
Hehe, no, just to indicate that I can sleep. 

crex
07 December 2006 12:21:42
Are you bored or tired Paul?
Paul Beuk
07 December 2006 12:11:39
Jawn...
crex
07 December 2006 03:31:01
I wish I could sleep 

jorgemotalmeida
06 December 2006 23:34:46
and flies... more scarce to the north... here I sw lots of Drosophilidade, Sepsidae, Muscidae, Calliphoridae, but not so much Syrphidae, Asilidae, Bombyliidae - flies that prefer more warm weather
jorgemotalmeida
06 December 2006 23:33:01
i was kidding. not so cold. But, yes, the habitations in general here are not prepared to cold. We have a fair weather, remember.
Nikita Vikhrev
06 December 2006 22:06:44
+5 in Moscow, but sad +5: no sunrise, no sunset, no sun at all during a month...
Kahis
06 December 2006 14:15:17
+7 here in the 'frozen north', +23 indoors. But very dark (sun sets before 4pm)
crex
06 December 2006 12:53:30
/me sends a wooly pyjamas to poor Jorge 

jorgemotalmeida
06 December 2006 12:16:38
lucky you. here INDOORS the temperatures are about 9?C!!!! at night about 5?C... yes, we have very cold habitations, in general.