"Disturbed by Insects"
Mixer, circle of couples all facing dance direction holding inside hand, larks inside
From Inga Mortons book: Square Dance Century, p.18.
(Alan: Maybe rags?  Yes, rags are great.)

Form:CM
Figs:PR:CT:PR:CT:pushes:PBTG:STF:BTH:STF:NB&S:


A1: Promenade (holding only inside hand) (4)
    California Twirl (4)
    Promenade back (same) (4)
    California twirl and face partner(4)

A2: Ladies/Ravens push partner towards center (4)
    Gents/Larks push partner back (4) 
    Ladies/Ravens push partner towards center (4)      
    Ladies/Ravens go back (gents/larks stay) (4)

B1: With partner Box the Gnat (4)
    With opposite to the left Swat the Flea (4) 
    With opposite to the right Box the Gnat (4) 
    With opposite to the left Swat the Flea (4) 

B2: With opposite to the right Balance and Swing (16)

Erik Lilholt writes:

There is a lot of move in the dance.
In B1 the dancers make a sort of zig-zag movement.

Use lively music and it is a fun dance (I think).

PA20080209 (Swing Farm): Rags are great.  Crowd divisible by four, oops - only
dance with a few other people over and over again.
Nicely gives experienced people extra twirl opportunities if they want;
flirty on the push.