Welcome to the season when hibernating creatures reappear. A
family member spotted this warning on a hotel door up north: watch out for
bears in the parking lot. So that means forget about hiking for now. After such
a brutal winter, promise you won’t complain about bears or the drenching spring
rain showers, and I’ll try not to complain about the newly-awakened creepy
crawlers. Here’s the important the question on everyone’s mind (or maybe it’s
only on mine): Will our snowy winter guarantee fewer insects this spring? Bug
experts say it’s a mixed bag, depending on the species. Overall, bugs have lots
of ways to adapt to harsh temperatures so we shouldn’t expect unusually low
numbers. That’s fine, as long as we don’t get these:
http://youtu.be/HVeNX-uWIGA
Spring brings bears, and apparently bug swarms. As you can
see, this man has a bit of a problem. On the bright side, experts say the
boxelder bugs should disappear within a few weeks. Despite these types of challenges,
the season still gives us a lot to appreciate. As we bask in nature’s beautiful
reawakening, which aspects of spring are you grateful for?
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