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It sounds familiar to me, too. |
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Mosquitos don't put fluid in, they take fluid out. In the process, some leaks sometimes, but not even as much as a small shot would be. |
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Besides, it would be impossible to train them to land at 'refill' stations to reload. |
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What's with all the newbies? |
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hypothetically speaking....what if the skeeter carrying West Nile Virus got to the horse before the skeeter carrying the vaccine? |
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PeterSealy, I've seen HB mentioned in the links section in this months PCformat (UK edition). May account for some. |
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UnaBubba: As I said, some backwash occurrs. It's not enough to be a vaccination, even though it's enough to infect someone with a disease. <I doubt it's one bite that does it anyway...> |
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When I sit basking
On this flat stone resting
The mosquitoes are biting
And biting, and biting
And vaccinating. |
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Most excellent research... |
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