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Are those horseflies? I mean the flies that are the size of a mouse. I have never seen anything like those, not even in FL where the bugs are prehistoric.
One flew in my apartment and landed in my coffee filters. It was quite a scene removing it and involved a broom, plates, salad bowls, and a large plastic bag. It's now living on my terrace.
Are they horseflies or those flies that sort of look like dragon flies? I've been seeing a bunch of those lately.
Horseflies are MEAN and they bite! my husband had a knot on his leg the size of a tennis ball from a horsefly bite!
I can assure you we have them here in FL too! Ive seen about 4 of them since i moved here 2 1/2 years ago.. funny thing, my wife was just telling me a story about one that she saw on a glass door, she screamed it was so big
Flies the size of mice. This is one of those 'limit growth' threads.
I have seen a horsefly or two. They do not seem to chase a person down in the way wasps do so no bite as yet. Lucky for me because I am hyper-sensitive to bites/stings.
I think if I had let it remain in my apartment, it would have turned into Jeff Goldblum.
Hey, I like Jeff Goldblum!
Aha, here it is - mystery solved - Thanks!:
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