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Lovebugs
3:23 pm
Sun August 26, 2012
Plague of lovebugs descends on Louisiana
This year's hot and humid weather could make this one of the worst lovebug seasons in years in south Louisiana, bug experts said.
Lovebugs, so called because of their tendency to fly attached to one another while mating, are a big problem for the exteriors of vehicles and structures, LSU AgCenter agent Barton Joffrion tells The Courier.
The insects' scientific name is Plecia nearctica, but they're also called march flies, lovebugs and united bugs.
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