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Friends ~ as spring rolls into summer, please consider where many of us enjoy this sport/game. In the woods, trees, leaves, and all the places many a tic live.
Don't forget to use repellent. This applies to humans and our furry friends. Remember - what you bring in the vehicle may expose others as well as our GeoCompanions too.
For more information about Tics and Prevention here is a link to the Center for Disease Control Web Page http://www.cdc.gov/Features/StopTicks/
Yes, lyme disease is alive an well and running rampid in some parts of Maine. Some of us have contracted it, and our pets. Good message to heed Hollara. It is tic time.....
Tic . . . or tick? ;)
Tick-numerous bloodsucking parasitic arachnids of the families Ixodidae and Argasidae withthe the order of Acarina.
I nicknamed them Tic- a habitual spasmatic muscle contraction, usually of the face or extremities.
( Who knows, one may possibly get that if they get bitten by the almighty tick.)
And if you haven't already, time to start your pets back up with Frontline Plus.