Category: Cranefly

How will the cranefly hatch break in 2022? Back in 2020 we saw a dry and hot July which I wrote about here and at that time I think I was expecting it to drive an earlier hatch due to the dry weather. 2020 was hot and we experienced serious fires around the London area…

In 2019 we had no more reported sightings of Cranefly from this point on, I wonder if that was because they weren’t reported or if they had stopped? Forgive me me but I’m going to press you for a couple more weeks on this one. PLEASE keep logging on PestTracker. When I break down the…

The last week of september 2019 was the peak of the Cranefly hatch with over 100 reported sightings. 2020 reported sightings are up but I’m still unclear if we’ve seen the peak. As far as Acelepryn applications go – As long as you’ve seen activity then now is the time, look for the next best…

Cranefly flight reports are up! Over 200 reported sightings last week. We are now into that application period. I suspect we’ll see it extend on a little longer but now is the time to apply your acelepryn. Note that the map ‘hot spots’ relate to the proportion of any sightings in any one area, not…