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Guest, 25.06.2006 14:57

Friends, smile.gif
I have a very practical interest in the habitat areas (sorry for the unscientific terms) of midges, well, mosquitoes to the heap, to the south, south-west, south-east of Moscow, about 150-300 kilometers. I want to identify for myself the search areas for "distant cottages" with a minimum of mosquitoes and without midges.
Please advise me, otherwise I want to calmly drink tea on the veranda on summer evenings and enjoy sleeping at night.smile.gif)

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25.06.2006 15:17, Bad Den

IMHO, these animals are quite ubiquitous.
If you want to drink tea on the veranda without midges-drink it in the second half of June, or even closer to the end of June. And there will be no mosquitoes in September or early May...

25.06.2006 15:54, Shofffer

I'm afraid that you will only need a site at either the North or South Pole, or at least at the bottom of the world's oceans. smile.gif

25.06.2006 16:17, Chromocenter

"I'm afraid that you will only need a site at either the North or South Pole, or at least at the bottom of the world's oceans."
No, well, why is it so scary: the top of Jamolugma will also come down. (maybe even Elbrus , but I'm not sure) tongue.gif

25.06.2006 16:54, RippeR

You won't find it in Moscow for sure, but you can buy a mosquito repellent from the Chinese for the light, which will also kill them..

And it is better to buy a summer cottage in the Crimea, there are never any mosquitoes there (only in places with fresh water bodies). In some places but there are midges smile.gif

11.09.2006 15:51, Асаф

Yes, Crimea is a nice place.
Especially for catching insects.
Oleander hawkmoth is the dream of any insect lover.

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