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Title: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 12-May-10, 08:56:58 PM I found the report at Birdchick (http://www.birdchick.com/wp/2010/05/great-another-invasive-pest-to-worry-about/). Truly horrifying!
Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: schlaf374 on 12-May-10, 09:22:16 PM I've found them in my garden!!!!! :scaredblue:
Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: Tokira on 12-May-10, 09:44:38 PM I have one elderly one, but he must be well past reproductive age, as I haven't seen any more. I do have a garden mirror, perhaps that's served as a deterrent :happy:
Carol WV Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: Donna on 12-May-10, 10:07:51 PM OMG!!! :o My father-in-laws Girlfriend has them in her HOUSE...and she's from England. :scaredblue: I was actually holding one! (shudder). I'm so freaked out!
:devil: Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: valhalla on 13-May-10, 07:34:07 AM I have them all over the place - wish they would deter the moles that are snapping my plants off at the surface - garlic isn't working.
Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: Mardean on 13-May-10, 07:48:11 PM I have two that immigrated from Germany -- I keep them confined to the house and out of the garden.
Title: Re: Yet another invasive garden Pest Post by: dale on 15-May-10, 03:37:48 AM The video doesn’t even mention that they have been observed trying to copulate with male American Robins in breeding plumage. Fortunately the Robin will have none of it.
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