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| | Bee Moths Can anyone help me with a problem with Bee Moth?
We have had dozens of them emerging into our extension every night for about 2 weeks. It appears they may be in the roof void under the flat roof of the extension. Does anyone know whether these Moths will do any damage to the fabric of the roof void and if there is anything I can do to encourage them to leave? | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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