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GuppieGrouper
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Critter Report

#75863 - Thu Jul 19 2007 07:25 PM

Last night my birds were chattering in the dark. This is almost unheard of unless a major storm( does not matter if it is tropical or not for their reaction) is on the way. I found a Florida Spider at my door this morning dead and well mauled by one of my many feline hunters/huntresses. One of our well sprayed and cleaned offices had palmetto bugs seeking shelter(died in attempt). Change is in the air. The temps are hitting 100 + in the afternoons whether or not its official. I would like to see the storms remain weak tropical ones for property insurance reasons and for the possible associated cool rains. Nature has been totaally unpredictable for a while. Its time for rains and cooler afternoons without the lightening and thunder.

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