Many fly in through my window.
They all become trapped between my net curtains and the glass panes.
Sadly many die.
Its beyond me, how they find their way in but can never get out.
Ive developed a way to save some of them.
With a long feather duster i coax them down to the open pane.
Average time about 5 minutes.
It's a bit of a battle, they do resist.
Fortunately i haven't harmed any of them yet.
But i am very happy when they fly away.
I saved one this morning, and im very pleased about it.
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awwww Pete
ya wouldnt hurt a fly i know
i get wasps in me room when i turn the light on in the mornings
i soon turn it off again lol
the light attracts them
wink
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you know i love bees june...watching them collect nectar from flowers is brilliant x
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cute!
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thanks bev buzz buzz x
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nice write
but really don't fancy insects. in some ways I am female.
you really struggle to save them.....
which shows you are a much better human than me.
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i love bees michi,,they give us honey
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You still have bees? Its too cold here and they are all dead now or whatever happens to bees for the winter....do they fly south?
It is very sweet that you spare the lives of bees Peter!
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we still have bees and lady birds pam,,,the warmest october i can remember
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Nice poem Pete. Ever thought of puting a screen up over the window.
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its difficult kate,,,its edwardian house,,it must be in keeping with the neighbours hug
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