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Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 27-06-2010 12:08
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The meat I use to attract flies, this year was always quickly stolen, at least next night, sometimes even daytime too.
Voila, the Thief!
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Nice to see Rox in real ! Smile Wink
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The next time use Malaise traps, and you will see local guys stealing them just for no idea why, just to steal...
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Try labelling them with "Radioactive" tape - that tends to deter them (but you do get visits from the police).
 
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The Red Bitch just had dinner with several sausage, I put for her.
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Poisoned? Or are you overfeeding her so she will leave the bait alone?
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Shame on you, Paul! Poison a friend? Never! Step by step we become friends with Red Bitch - see new photo.
I buy 2 portions of meat now: 1 for Fox and 1 more for Flies, the last I use in other site in 3km from my house.
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The new thief
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Regards!Smile
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These charmers stole my rat Smile
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... and my appetite...
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Maybe a pic of the Nicrophorus larvae will get your mouth watering again Wink
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This is my next door neighbour's Crap Machine which gives a constant supply of breeding material for the Piophilidae in my garden, drinks the water in my Pan Traps (must like the subtle hint of washing up liquid, hence the constant supply of crap). It also eats flies in the Pan Traps.
Its owner is from Wales, they take it for walks on a lead....maybe normal behaviour for that country...awkward

Anyone got a 12 Bore I could borrow.

Regards Roger....Cat Lover..Wink
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Thief Fail aka nice Necrophorus at Ukrainian Steppe Cool
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