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Ah lovely story about the Armadillos. Good analogy too. We had moles in our garden in the Spring – just on our newly seeded lawn. Luckily my OH is the gardener not me!
Wish I could do it again some day – the gardening and the armadillo chasing both! Doncha love natures little friends? 😉
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Since, like Kelly, I’m in Florida I’ll mention that armadillos only arrived here recently from the West although once there were prehistoric giant ones here. But I wanted to add that armadillos are devastating to the sea turtle nests along the Gulf Coast (I don’t know about the Atlantic side). An unusual fact about our 9-banded species is that they are always born as identical quadruplets.
Yes, Jay. The migrated here from Texas & from what I hear they are gradually moving north! Once I read they will be in DC area by 2020? Ack? yes, we read about the quadruplet thing too – I think we tried to become experts in their behavior so we could find a way to become un-haunted!
The armadillos eat the grubs in the lawns. You should have seen all the damage they did to at least 4 yards including mine!
Yes, that’s right. And they actually injest some of the soil too. Which is a precious commodity in sandy Florida. 😛 Did you have a long term problem or was it a hit and run for you?
Congratulations on getting your first newsletter out. I know how hard it is, on a smaller scale than rawarrior.com, to link up, test and make everything compatible with all different types of operating systems and browsers. Good job Kelly.
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