Lord of the rings was Use the delete button:) - I probably should
Daniel Glaeske, MD
glaeske.md at sk.sympatico.ca
Wed Jan 9 12:17:56 EST 2002
Snowed in certainly has not been a problem here on the Canadian
Priaires, where we've had several straight days of well above 0 C
temperature. In fact, last night I saw some (possibly Eupsilia) poor
moth fluttering in my headlights. With a wandering hibernator in
December (also unusually balmy) I now have seen a lep definitely on the
wing every month of the year except January (wish I could've got a
closer look last night).
There is no snow on the ground, there is little or no frost on the
ground, and some of the grass is starting to turn green on the south
sides of the hills. My kids are the only ones complaining (though many
of the farmers are quite worried deep down).
Highly unusual year -- wonder if there may be something to the
greenhouse gas theory after all.
Daniel Glaeske, St. Victor, SK, Canada (where the normal high for this
time of year is -14 C, and our high yesterday was + 13 C)
Mikie wrote:
> I have to smile when reading all these posts.
>
> You folks (Anne, Stan, Mark, et all...) MUST be snowed in because the posts
> have deviated and gotten rather creative since the time that I first started
> reading this group months ago. Would it help if I take some misc. lep
> pictures for you, the lepless lepsters a.k.a. bald-footed lepping hobbiteers
> of the frozen north, to hold you over until it starts warming back up again?
>
> Best wishes to you all,
> ~ Mikie
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