Anyone wear a bug hat with netting during love bug season?

[OurDailyGruel]

I have never seen a park photo with anyone wearing a netted bug hat. Would that be too weird to do? In addition to love bugs, I worry about the biting "yellow flies."

 

[s8film40]

I've never seen anyone wear one, might look a little silly. The Yellow/Deer flies are a much bigger concern than love bugs. From what I've experienced though the Deer flies seem to bite the hands more than the face though anyway.

 

[wizards8507]

I have never seen a park photo with anyone wearing a netted bug hat. Would that be too weird to do? In addition to love bugs, I worry about the biting "yellow flies."

That's a good way to get yourself punched by Jimmy Thick.

 

[RonAnnArbor]

Weird to do -- unless you are staying in the campground at Fort Wilderness, its not something you will see anyone do.

 

[gardenia]

I've never been bothered by any kind of bugs in the parks. WDW is a very well engineered, manicured, pest-controlled environment.

 

[Pooh Lover]

The love bugs are completely harmless, just something to shoo off and nothing more. Don't give them another thought.

 

[s8film40]

I've never been bothered by any kind of bugs in the parks. WDW is a very well engineered, manicured, pest-controlled environment.

You obviously just haven't been at the right times.

 

[DizMagic]

Yes it would be very weird and you would look strange but if you want to do it then go for it.

 

[GenerationX]

Netted bug hat? Pfffft. Child's play. I don't take one foot on property without a full hazmat suit.

 

[MissM]

The love bugs are completely harmless, just something to shoo off and nothing more. Don't give them another thought.

They're also completely non-toxic and carry no known disease so even if one flies in your drink, you can just pluck it out without worry. Gross maybe, but not harmful. Truly, they don't do anything but splatter on your windshield and annoy.