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Adventures dodging thunderstorms and the great Moth attack of 2015. And, yes, multiple Moths died as a result.

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Funny!!!
Sandi

Audrey needs to teach my cats to kill moths. We have some of the small ones in the house. I'm not very good at catching them and the cats must have gotten tired of chasing them.

I was wondering where you all were this morning when they were talking about a tornado near Denver. This has just been the craziest weather.

Have fun.

Martha

During summer, I used to have my nightly moth. Would see absolutely no moths during the day, but as soon as I crawled into bed and turned on my TV on low and opened my Kindle, one would fly by--every single night. Had to get back up and chase it around with my electric hand-held zapper. Don't know where they hid, but I finally stuffed a rag in the corner of both of my slides, and that stopped it.

Trying to sleep after chasing a moth around is not easy, so I am glad you had "help" getting rid of your moths!

you make me chuckle Tina...hate moths so the fewer the better actually anything that comes out
at night and flies around the lights so glad the population is diminishing
be safe and enjoy your trip
sheila

Great story you tell. I hate moths too, and we get them all the time because,they like our parrots seed. I use traps but can't catch them all nor can Mamdy or Stormy though they give a good effort.
Happy travels and stay out of the way of those storms.
Velda

Great post Tina, glad you and Mitch and the pups all survived the stormy weather and the attacks by "Mothra" LOL

I would like to know more about the moths; why they were all attracted to those specific trees for one thing. What kind they were for another.

(chanting) Go Audrey! Go Audrey! Go Audrey!

Good girl Audrey, Maggie would be right there with you.