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Showing posts with label raccoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raccoons. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 April 2015
Sunday, 30 March 2014
European chafer beetles and lawn damage
the beetle
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the damage
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Nematode treatments are only mildly successful and chemical insecticides are undesirable .
Vancouver Sun article
BC Gov/Ministry of Agriculture info page
Saturday, 15 March 2014
snowy courtyard
^^the inner courtyard on a snowy evening
^^raccoon tracks. Though rarely seen, the gardens are visited by raccoons and other creatures at night.
Raccoons stick to routine and reuse the same spots for toileting, usualy in a dry area. They share some parasites with cats and frequently carry Toxoplasma, as well as a tapeworm species and other parasites that can be passed on to humans. If you find a raccoon/housecat latrine, please double glove and put on a mask before removing feces. Also, let your supervisor know so they can pass a message on to me, or email Grumpy at gardenatmomshouse(@)gmail.com .

images by Storm
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