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Adirondack case guy 01-25-2013 11:51:27 74.69.160.79 Report to Moderator	Bill, I bet you didn't get the harder freezes in April, that we got here, how ever I know your orchards in the area were affected. I also had a problem with no see ums in my cellar the winter before. I figured they hatched out of the wood I store in my callar. They were attracted to my pellet stove when burning, and on contact, they were instant ashes. It astonished me each morning when I put more pellets in it, how many hundreds had committed haircairy each night. The stove doubbled as a bug zapper. LOL. Loren, the Acg. [Reply]   [No Email]
Billy NY 01-26-2013 06:15:50 72.226.79.200 Report to Moderator	Re: Fewer bugs ..maybe .. in reply to Adirondack case guy, 01-25-2013 11:51:27   We did, the apricot trees here bloomed in March, weeks early, usually mid April is normal, then the cold snap, literally no apples on the wild trees and I can usually fill the bucket on my tractor with them numerous times, old pasture field here is loaded with apple. The previous spring, which was an actual spring, both the apricot and the apple tree in my yard did not bloom until mid May, and both at the same time, harsh winter, lots of snow, and cooler temps in the spring, I've never seen them both bloom at the same time, took a photo or 2, now I wonder what we'll get this year LOL ! [Reply]  [No Email]