I noticed that insect activity in my yard looked a little bit different, too. There were small insects flying low and not to the various blooms, as all the bees and flies do. I assumed more flying ants. It took me a while, but I was finally able to fetch one out of the air -- compelling it to land on my hand -- and this was indeed the case. What a strange evening for so many of these insects -- to emerge out of the dark ground; to briefly fly through a lit, blue sky; and to end up swallowed.
- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO
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