← Back to context Comment by hermitcrab 5 hours ago Do you not have problems with rats and other vermin? 2 comments hermitcrab Reply contingencies 4 hours ago No. What's 'other vermin'? We have plenty of native animals. I see a few of them feeding in the area I distribute organic matter, including (non-snake) reptiles, turkeys, possums, butterflies, native bees, spiders, etc. Lots of fungi too. hermitcrab 4 hours ago >What's 'other vermin'?Badgers, foxes, racoons etc. Depends where you live.Probably should have used a better word than 'vermin'. It sounds overly judgemental.
contingencies 4 hours ago No. What's 'other vermin'? We have plenty of native animals. I see a few of them feeding in the area I distribute organic matter, including (non-snake) reptiles, turkeys, possums, butterflies, native bees, spiders, etc. Lots of fungi too. hermitcrab 4 hours ago >What's 'other vermin'?Badgers, foxes, racoons etc. Depends where you live.Probably should have used a better word than 'vermin'. It sounds overly judgemental.
hermitcrab 4 hours ago >What's 'other vermin'?Badgers, foxes, racoons etc. Depends where you live.Probably should have used a better word than 'vermin'. It sounds overly judgemental.
No. What's 'other vermin'? We have plenty of native animals. I see a few of them feeding in the area I distribute organic matter, including (non-snake) reptiles, turkeys, possums, butterflies, native bees, spiders, etc. Lots of fungi too.
>What's 'other vermin'?
Badgers, foxes, racoons etc. Depends where you live.
Probably should have used a better word than 'vermin'. It sounds overly judgemental.