dougstrum
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Both ticks and chiggers here, they really love Mrs Strum. Perhaps she is sweeter or maybe I'm just better at sticking to the path.
Both ticks and chiggers here, they really love Mrs Strum. Perhaps she is sweeter or maybe I'm just better at sticking to the path.
Mrs 3T found this on my neck the other day, looking for a place to dig in. A pair of tweezers convinced him otherwise.Kinda inviting, though one must think about the ticks.
All I wanna know if those tweezers were heavy-duty Zircon-encrusted?A pair of tweezers convinced him otherwise.
Mrs 3T found this on my neck the other day, looking for a place to dig in. A pair of tweezers convinced him otherwise.
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Don’t forget to check your dogs, too!
Both ticks and chiggers here, they really love Mrs Strum. Perhaps she is sweeter or maybe I'm just better at sticking to the path.
Yeah I have alpha-gal, so does my oldest daughter. It was scary first time she had a reactionI think we might have chiggers here too, but I'm more afraid of the ticks. Pretty high incidence of Lyme disease, and Alpha-gal Syndrome (LoneStar Tick Disease) is rising.
It has also been a fairly wet summer so far (which is good) but that generally means more mosquitos. You don't have to go out in the woods for them, they make housecalls.
Yeah I have alpha-gal, so does my oldest daughter. It was scary first time she had a reactionIt was a doctor at UVA who discovered the connection. I know a few folks with it.
Been through antibiotics for Lyme 3 times~
The thing about chiggers is that they're invisible to the naked eye, but within a day you'll know you got into them!
Spectacular! I honestly wasn't sure what I was looking at, and, before I saw the third photo, was going to ask if it was the sky over your head or shag carpeting under your feet!
Ticks are also vectors of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Nasty stuff.Pretty high incidence of Lyme disease, and Alpha-gal Syndrome (LoneStar Tick Disease)