The type that flip a door closed works with some mice but keep away from
any interference. If the mice escape once they do not enter again.
Also learned a bit of cinnamon roll works well to bring them into the trap.
On Wed, Aug 7, 2024, 9:32 PM Eileen Procter
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> Hi Helen,
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Hi
I am cleaning a shattered wall mosaic in Macedonia to piece together.
Embedded in the mortar back of the Roman time period is this bug or bugs?
Any ideas on what bug was caught in the wet mortar?
~ jo lynne
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I believe it to be a wolf spider. They are very similar. The wolf however
is hairy like this one where the brown recluse is very smooth and lacks the
hairiness.
On Tue, May 7, 2024, 12:50 PM Stephen Gossow wrote:
> Brown Recluse
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Yes I agree with Maggie.There is small pestilence afoot. The owl feather
removable however could very likely be done by the mouse. I have seen
similar feather damage in their pursuit of nest building.
~ jo lynne
On Fri, May 3, 2024, 11:25 AM Magdalena Wantschik
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> On the owl at least, it l
