I went to the gym tonight and when I got home got in the bath but I noticed a mossie bite

Made me Wonder if the little buggers can pass the cv to others if they stick someone??

In reply to Post #1
The coronavirus is a respiratory virus, so no

In reply to Post #2
That's good then

In reply to Post #3
But mossie bites I have had this year seem more potent or it's because I am getting older 😀

In reply to Post #4
Thinner skin I suppose?
but I haven't been swelling up as much as I usually do. For some reason

In reply to Post #5
I have also noticed the bites I have received this year don't swell up like they usually do.
Very strange.

Oddly I'd not even got bitten until last night. And they've come up much bigger than normal.

Last year at my local cricket club we noticed that there was no midges , as the sun was going down , being in a valley and close to a river we usually get eaten alive at that time of night , i think i read something at the time about the warm spell having something to do with killing a lot of them off , maybe the numbers are still low because of that , or it's covid 19

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I live in Glentrool (Google it ) its known as the midge capital of the world , this year hardly had any !!!