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Mystery visitor

14 years ago

There is something inhabiting my greenhouse. Its full of plants so its hard to see but everyday things are knocked over. Mainly its the paper towels which will on the floor or by the door. I'm scared it could be a snake. Could it? I can't find any holes but a rodent might could come under the door. I'm not finding any seedlings disturbed.

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eric_wa
14 years ago
I was thinking bird or rodent. If there is now chewing, it's hard to say. Put in a door sweep.

Eric
Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)
14 years ago
Rodent.

Dan
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Carol Henry
Original Author
14 years ago
We are thinking rodent too, so we put out 4 sticky traps tonight. Hope we get him or them.
mmmcm
14 years ago
Be sure to let us know
eric_wa
14 years ago
Ghost??
Carol Henry
Original Author
14 years ago
Still a mystery.
tominnh
14 years ago
Chupacabra ?? hehehe..
eric_wa
14 years ago
chupar papel de concina

Eric

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