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22-02-2009, 07:41 PM
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| | | Re: Moles I logged on today to ask the same question about mole numbers.
I certainly have never seen as many molehills as there have been this year - our local footie pitch is totally unplayable as there are 80+ hills and more appear every night.
I don't know if this demonstrates a large increase in moles or that they are having to work harder to find worms.
I am a landscape gardener and there does not seem to be any shortage of worms so maybe the damp summer of last year did some good after all!
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