Laughing is the appropriate response! Solution was the boys went and slept in the guest hut with Lydia the next two nights (like camping :p), and then returned. Their home base is still nearby though and we haven’t found it so it could happen again!
We had army ants where I grew up in Tanzania. Putting the feet of the bed in cans of water is a reasonable defence at night. Fascinating creatures aren’t they.:)
Steve
That’s a good idea! Unfortunately their mattresses were on the ground :/. FAscinating indeed. I’m still not sure what they were doing with all those egg cases. Moving in or raiding another nest?
There could be a solution. Up the road there is a set of flats that are not having any problem with ants that we know of. It could be because they have a sign
TENANTS ONLY
Oh dear. (I realise I shouldn’t be laughing right now but I can’t help myself.) Did you find a solution?
Laughing is the appropriate response! Solution was the boys went and slept in the guest hut with Lydia the next two nights (like camping :p), and then returned. Their home base is still nearby though and we haven’t found it so it could happen again!
We had army ants where I grew up in Tanzania. Putting the feet of the bed in cans of water is a reasonable defence at night. Fascinating creatures aren’t they.:)
Steve
That’s a good idea! Unfortunately their mattresses were on the ground :/. FAscinating indeed. I’m still not sure what they were doing with all those egg cases. Moving in or raiding another nest?
Just brilliant! I was trying to work out what on earth Tessa said near the end. “Frikedy dek”???
Thanks John:). Yeah it was actually Lydia! Kiwi as bro. Tessa was cool, calm and collected as usual.
There could be a solution. Up the road there is a set of flats that are not having any problem with ants that we know of. It could be because they have a sign
TENANTS ONLY
Haha nice one! IntelligAnts 😉
Very interesting!