Gypsies

[Lemmon]

We are currently doing aerial surveys for gypsy moths and I will be able to tell you in a few days what damage if any has happened.  Need to have a few about to succumb to the fungus and continue to spread it .  The fungus is very viable after 10 years, so we need a few gypmo's in low numbers.

Carol
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  From: JH 
  To: CT Leps-to-all 
  Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 6:26 PM
  Subject: Gypsies


  Has anyone else noticed a lot of Gypsy Moths flying around over the last few days?  There was pretty big hatch in my area and I'm seeing more than I can remember seeing for some time.  I noticed the same thing in Long Island two weeks ago.

  Also - today was the first day I heard cicadas.  There's a few calling around my yard.

  John
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