When I stepped into the garden, I was expecting to find a nice big zucchini for a zucchini steak but alas, I only found part of a zucchini, bites out of two others, and half zucchini for the forth. I suspected snails as it seems have many more snails than slugs. But this morning, the whole and lovely ripening tomatoes that I had picked and left outside, had been partially eaten, and I’m now suspecting rats. The tomatoes were on a chair, which slugs could climb in one night but the rat is a strong contender for blame. A discerning rat it seems, since it picked the ripest tomato to eat in the bowl to eat!! Update: After picking the tomatoes, the next day I turned it over and there was the culprit; Slug. Not appetizing.
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Entomology Resources
- BOOKS WORTH OWNING
- Dragonflies and Damselflies of the West by Dennis Paulson
- Beetles of the Pacific Northwest by Melville Hatch
- Pacific Northwest Insects by Dr. Merrill A. Peterson
- Insects of the Pacific Northwest by Peter Haggard and Judy Haggard
- Bees, Wasps, and Ants by Eric Grisell
- Our Native Bees by Paige Embry
- Butterflies of the Pacific Northwest by Dr. Robert Michael Pyle and LaBar
- Gardening for Butterflies by the Xerces Society
- Organizations and Groups
- Kids and Curricula
- Displays and Museums
- 4-H Entomology and Beekeeping Projects
- Burke Museum
- Entomological Classes
- Books for Identification