I opened the propagator today and a fly went in my mouth. Having convinced myself it didn't really and just flew close to my face, I then realised I was in the process of swallowing it.
I opened the propagator today and a fly went in my mouth. Having convinced myself it didn't really and just flew close to my face, I then realised I was in the process of swallowing it.
I opened the propagator today and a fly went in my mouth. Having convinced myself it didn't really and just flew close to my face, I then realised I was in the process of swallowing it.
Fortunately it was quite little.
Thanks for sharing 😅
I then swallowed a spider..
..I'll stop before we get to swallowing a cat, it probably won't go down well.
I remember cantering on a horse and a mayfly hovered in front of my mouth the whole way. I held my breath, but eventually, I had to breathe. It was a deep gulp. It went straight down. It was inevitable 😝
Theres a trick to inhaling insects - through the nose and reroute out through the mouth. Useful when running in a haze of midges.
I dont think they survive.
Anyway, I tried a bit of wood as a cover. No insects, but dirt fell in. Then I made the mistake of detaching the mower bag...and got grass dust in it as well.
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Fortunately it was quite little.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
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..I'll stop before we get to swallowing a cat, it probably won't go down well.
I dont think they survive.
Anyway, I tried a bit of wood as a cover. No insects, but dirt fell in. Then I made the mistake of detaching the mower bag...and got grass dust in it as well.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.