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Posted By:
Nickens, Dan
Date Posted:
May 19, 2019
Description:
Is there such a thing as too much loving?
YES! At least when the loving pairs are love bugs.
Date Taken:
May 7, 2019
Place Taken:
KSEF Sebring, FL
Owner:
Nickens, Dan
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Category:
Florida Flying
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Nickens, Dan - May 07,2019
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Fortunately the bugs don't fly high. That's especially fortuitous on early mornings where the clouds are low.
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Nickens, Dan - May 07,2019
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The down side of being high is that there is less to see. Or maybe there is more to see on a grander scale rather than all the details that show up closer to love bug altitudes.
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Nickens, Dan - May 07,2019
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Being a little lower did avoid some seriously bumpy looking higher clouds, so being stuck in the middle again was just right for this day.
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Nickens, Dan - May 07,2019
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Out there, away from the airports and roadways where love bugs like to prowl, it's a bit less crowded. And, with all the water around, there's plenty for cleaning off the luckless love bugs impaled on the wings.
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Nickens, Dan - May 07,2019
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No luckless love bugs on planes that love to hug water!
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Edmond Croughwell - May 08,2019
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Dan,
Great pics... Thanks for sharing.
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Dave Edward - May 09,2019
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A bit off topic, but, when Steve Parsons bought VMU from me, he really did a close inspection
inside both wings and figured that he removed about 15 lbs of dead lady bugs which had died
over the many winters of storage. I used to vacuum the inside of the plane each spring, and got
scads, but never thought about inside the wings.
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Wayne Howie - May 09,2019
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Great Pics Dan! Brings new meaning to de-bugging the mainframe!
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Ken Leonard - May 11,2019
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Dan - you just need to train them to line up facing forward and you would double your airspeed. Then again, that's still
probably slower than the trucks that keep passing me...
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Bill West - May 13,2019
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Wow Dan, you must be flying low along the turnpike. I flew 7 hours to Georgia and back on Saturday and never hit
one. Thanks for doing your part to reduce the lovebug population. I saw some love of a human sort on a crowded
sandbar in the middle of the Suwannee River.
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Bill West - May 17,2019
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I don't know the science of it Frank, but this is the worst and longest lasting lovebug infestation I can remember. And on top of
that, we had a flight of 3 to Tavares yesterday and the blind mosquitoes covered our planes on departure. Its starting to bug me.
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Dave Edward - May 14,2019
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Gives a new meaning to " Way down upon the Suwannee " even if it was crowded.
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