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Where there’s a will there’s a way!
9 months agoEd worked at a nuclear power plant near Lake Erie and I remember the mayflies drifted deep there too.
9 months agoYou should see when there is a mass hatch (every year) like we had along the Mississippi in northern IL when I lived there. They would be drawn to lights at the end of the Savanna-Sabula bridge in such numbers, they would pile up a couple feet deep under the lights, and stink like dead fish for weeks!
The Savanna Jaycees initiated a festival back in the early 80s to shame the city leaders into starting some kind of annual festival... It survives to this day!
https://www.facebook.com/ShadflyFest/
Some species of giant mayfly
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/51112-Hexagenia
European honey bee
https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/plant/bees-and-wasps/european-honeybee
Nice finish!
9 months agoCorrect!
9 months agoI think we saw you🤣
9 months agoI might have known that back in the day but….no longer!
9 months agoNever mind…found it!
9 months agoWhich video? None in this day’s journal.
9 months agoThanks, Kelly! Savoring, but two more days back to Portland!
9 months agoThanks, Lyle!
9 months agoThanks, Becky Lou!
9 months ago
Hahahah
9 months ago