Lovebugs Are Bad!

[3DisneyBuggs]

I still want to know if any of them have scheduled a flight out on September 29 to 30? Maybe we can have a daily lovebug report.

 

[N&B'smom]

Ewwwwwwwwww! We have been to Disney a lot in Sept and never seen a bug. I'm a little freaked out about our upcoming trip! And I think 'lovebug' is a little too nice of a name for these nympho bugs!

Shelby

 

[Disneytwinz]

They are pretty innocent. See...

http://cardhouse.com/drcliff/studio/gallery/lovebugs.JPG



Well.....

http://www.attention-to-details.com/newslogimg/lovebugs-3.jpg

O.M.G.

 

[sweetinmaine]

GROSS! But better Love Bugs than snakes Hopefully their flight will have left by mid October when we get there!

 

[Danemom]

Don't be scared of them - they remind me of fireflies. They fly very slowly and aren't really scary at all. There are just too many and they are an annoyance.

 

[shyjade]

GROSS! But better Love Bugs than snakes

SO TRUE!!!!!!

If there were swarms of "harmless" snakes, NOTHING would make me go!!

 

[Brise Nannie]

They'll definitely be gone by then.

Thank goodness! What's the name of the stuff specifically made to clean off these bugs?

 

[ReggieB]

I think they are going to be gone soon now that free dining is over.

I like that.

I better take something to wipe the car with. DH was very upset to find bird poop on his car when we parked it at DCL. It had kind of baked on in the heat, it didn't do the finish much good..he spent the next two weeks grumbling about it.

 

[elgerber]

Oh yuck! We encountered them on our Honeymoon is September of 1990. I sure hope they are gone by October 7th. I hate bugs, but my daughter just freaks if anything flies by her like that! It would make for a very long trip!!!

 

[Mom of Sleepy Bashful and BabyDoc]

Ok, those are really gross. We didn't see one on our trip Aug.21-Sept 1.............were they there yet?? I definitely would have remembered those, especially since we drove. Not one on the car.


I'm glad I'm in the North..........I'd rather have falling snowflakes.