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GuppieGrouper
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Re: Ants taking to the trees
      Thu Sep 13 2007 03:53 AM

I saw an unusual sight last night as I was walking my dogs. The ants were trailing up into a palm tree. This tree has always been there, is not a fruit tree and has no known attributes to it other than being about 50 feet off the ground. It makes me stop to wonder if it is the earth quakes going off in Indonesian, the hurricane in Texas, or if Florida has had a political fumigating occur.......

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