They're Back and They're Hungry ; the Sports-Loving Survivors of Bucksport Can Teach Everyone in Maine a Thing or Two About Coping with Spring Attacks by Black Flies.
Portland Press Herald › June 03, 2008
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The people who live in this mill town beside the Penobscot River are as friendly as the bugs.
And here in eastern Maine, where built-up city blocks are in the minority, the black flies are pretty social.See the full content of this document
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They're Back and They're Hungry ; the Sports-Loving Survivors of Bucksport Can Teach Everyone in Maine a Thing or Two About Coping with Spring Attacks by Black Flies.
"Last week I was playing a game in Lincoln, and they were so thick, I couldn't see. They were in my eyes when I was batting. I couldn't bat," said 14-year-old James Potter.
It's a funny thing, the relationship between the people of Bucksport and black flies.The insects pester people statewide in late spring, and a...See the full content of this document
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