13 thoughts on “New Leaves”

1. Spring makes us forget all about winter, until the mossies and black flies arrive. We really need rain here, but none is forecast. Happy weekend Lynette. Allan

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   1. That is so true! We are very dry here, as well, which is the biggest reason for the low number of mossies and blackflies. Normally, June is pretty off-and-on rainy with hot-and-cold running bugs. No rain forecast here, either, although Penticton has been getting lots. Now there’s a reversal. Cheers.

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2. Thumbs up to bugless! Hi. Have a great day.

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   1. A bugless break is a very welcome thing! Cheers, Neil.

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3. The bugs are all down our way!

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   1. Sorry to hear that! If you have the NWT crop, then you have a seriously huge numbers!

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      1. This spring there are a lot of little biting flies that leave red welts on your neck and wherever else they can find exposed skin. Itchy too. I don’t like to use bug killer but I might have to resort to that if it persists.

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4. Our weather has been great, too, except we’ve got a plethora of bugs.
   Glad you’re enjoying the nice days.

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   1. Sorry to hear about the bugs! Our rather bugless state is quite unusual for us but we haven’t had any rain for about three weeks now, which probably accounts for the lack of hatching! Cheers.

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5. Woohoo! Enjoy the no bugs while you can! They are out in full force here in southern Ontario.

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   1. For sure! It’s probably because we haven’t had any rain for a while now. It has been really nice to sit outside. Cheers.

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6. Oh I know, those baby-fresh-dewy leaves…

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   1. After a very long winter, they are terrific to see!

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