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Milking parlour worms!

kevthegaff · 2012-08-21 07:07:23

This time of the year seems to bring em, but does anyone know what are the maggots with tails that do be on the milking parlour pits this time of the year.

21-08-2012 7:07am

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This time of the year seems to bring em, but does anyone know what are the maggots with tails that do be on the milking parlour pits this time of the year.

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#2 21-08-2012 7:18am

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Blue bottle lavea or rat tail lavea

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Goin' fishin' ♬

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I've always heard them called rat-tailed-maggots. They are a young Dronefly/Hoverfly. Have been power-hosing 30-40 of them away, every morning recently.
Horrible looking yokes.

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#5 21-08-2012 9:47am

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I've always heard them called rat-tailed-maggots. They are a young Dronefly/Hoverfly. Have been power-hosing 30-40 of them away, every morning recently.
Horrible looking yokes.

there is something therapeudic about hosing the little feckers down!:D

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#6 21-08-2012 10:22am

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kevthegaff wrote: »

there is something therapeudic about hosing the little feckers down!:D

yup and its a sign winter is on its way:mad:

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