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Eastern equine virus warning!
Lots of eastern equine virus activity is confirmed in Massachusetts, with of course, Wareham, having that virus!
Wareham, is where I was spending nights in a tiny house, in very-late-August, 2008, and was rightly super-scared when in the tiny house at night!
On this date in 2008, I was walking in P-town! (unfortunately, the SD camera video was lost!)
More suspicious, is a major-level report, for a spot not too far from Greenfield, Massachusetts!
I was at the Applebee's there.
I just hope a mosquito didn't bite me!
Wareham, is where I was spending nights in a tiny house, in very-late-August, 2008, and was rightly super-scared when in the tiny house at night!
On this date in 2008, I was walking in P-town! (unfortunately, the SD camera video was lost!)
More suspicious, is a major-level report, for a spot not too far from Greenfield, Massachusetts!
I was at the Applebee's there.
I just hope a mosquito didn't bite me!
RJARPCGP- Posts : 352
Join date : 2014-02-10
Age : 43
Location : North Springfield, Vermont
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
This is a terrible year for vector-borne illnesses due to the wet wet spring/summer and proliferation of mosquitos!
Your health department is probably monitoring for this; I know ours is for West Nile, so you can get online and see what’s going on!
Don’t forget your bug repellant!
Your health department is probably monitoring for this; I know ours is for West Nile, so you can get online and see what’s going on!
Don’t forget your bug repellant!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8737
Join date : 2015-06-12
Age : 62
Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
Yeah, it made the local news down here last night. Nothing here! Just talking about New England....
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
I think we need more 90-degree days with sun, that usually makes mosquitoes go away, in my experience.
Cool and wet years like 2006 and 2011 are why the mosquito populations exploded!
I never saw a mosquito come at me with 90-degree sunshine!
(and me being in the sun and not in a dungeon-like part of a yard)
Usually, I have to worry about the wasps, LOL
Cool and wet years like 2006 and 2011 are why the mosquito populations exploded!
I never saw a mosquito come at me with 90-degree sunshine!
(and me being in the sun and not in a dungeon-like part of a yard)
Usually, I have to worry about the wasps, LOL
RJARPCGP- Posts : 352
Join date : 2014-02-10
Age : 43
Location : North Springfield, Vermont
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
Fresno County in CA reported one fatality from WEE and one positive case of SLE.
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
I'm already so paranoid about ticks and mosquitoes, this has me looking forward to the first hard frost. Mosquitoes in seven towns in CT have tested positive, but no human cases. Two horses have had to be euthanized. But CT is small, and the border of MA isn't far off from anywhere here. And of course, the ever present threat of Lyme disease is always lurking. I know way too many people who've had to deal with that.
I'm gonna have to get a hazmat suit!
I'm gonna have to get a hazmat suit!
hammock gal- Posts : 381
Join date : 2016-04-05
Location : Zone 6a- Southwest CT
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
IIRC, I've heard of "WEE" before and I'm not sure if even that one is as bad as "EEE".sanderson wrote:Fresno County in CA reported one fatality from WEE and one positive case of SLE.
In the west, there would ironically usually be a death from the West Nile virus, even when the West Nile virus isn't known to be as deadly as the eastern equine virus.
Has there been a lot of mosquitoes on your property?
I can already imagine what the normally-rainy parts of California are like, such as San Rafael, San Francisco and Redding.
IIRC, I got word from here (I think it was CN!) that Redding got more T-showers than expected. That's where CN lives!
RJARPCGP- Posts : 352
Join date : 2014-02-10
Age : 43
Location : North Springfield, Vermont
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
The eastern equine virus warning has been extended, because of cloudy and showery weather.
RJARPCGP- Posts : 352
Join date : 2014-02-10
Age : 43
Location : North Springfield, Vermont
Re: Eastern equine virus warning!
More wet weather forecasted, thus the warning has been extended! I also saw mosquitoes today flying to the windows, at least one of them to a nearby window at the Concord, New Hampshire Applebee's! Another that looked tiny for a mosquito, flying up to the driver-side window of the 2018 Jeep Compass, when my father was at the closest gas station in North Springfield, Vermont, to get drinks!
People, this is why I cancelled any plans of going to Springfield, Massachusetts! (That other Springfield, LOL! )
People, this is why I cancelled any plans of going to Springfield, Massachusetts! (That other Springfield, LOL! )
RJARPCGP- Posts : 352
Join date : 2014-02-10
Age : 43
Location : North Springfield, Vermont
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