Urusel summer for tents – Pages

The past winter was almost ideal for tents. After the tents went to bed, the cold and snow spread like a blanket of insulating snow over them. But the hot and dry summer is not welcome among small spider animals.

Good winter but ojojoj, they do not like that! It's too dry and hot. Kajsa Glemhorn, biologist and fast specialist, told TT that it is probably necessary that the public have noticed that there are fewer ticks this year,

and the extreme heat has affected the population . usually be a regular summer. But you should be on your guard and know that they are there. One can be unlucky, says Kajsa Glemhorn

Plans on the Active Period

Although fewer of them have suffered this summer, they are still gone. That it is too cold or too hot, they will sleep. But the first stage of development of the fortress, the larva, can be affected.

There are many people to do with this. However, nymphs and the adult stage have the ability to crawl into the soil where there is still moisture. But I think you will see later this year that there are not many active people, but many people have broken, says Kajsa Glemhorn.

But tigers are used to adapting to circumstances. Just because the sun continues to shine, we will not get rid of it, even this year.

Those who survive tend rather to be in their active period, and so we could have a later hunting season: from September to October Kajsa Glemhorn.

"They are survivors"

Last year, a number of TBE in Sweden were reported, which means that vaccines were missing this year because demand has increased enormously. But just because tigers are hiding and hiding, those who have vaccinated do not think to have done so unnecessarily.

No, it's a long-term protection that takes a long time to build. The first syringe vaccinated against TBE does not provide adequate protection. It must be done all the time, says Kajsa Glemhorn

And no matter if fewer ticks appear this year, we will never eliminate them completely. As it will be hot and dry again.

They can stand most of them, they are really survivors in the fingertips. They will be left long after we do not trample people here, "says Kajsa Glemhorn