[size=55:1eodtmwy]Focus 22 October 2010

Residents of Vidin village complain of invasion of frogs and slugs

Vidin. After heavy rains fell last week in Vidin, residents of the village Gradets complain of invasion of frogs. Amphibians come mostly in the basements of houses. Several people from the village told that only 2 days in their basements have captured about 80-something small frogs. Resident of the village said that already so accustomed to the pursuit and capture of jumpy creatures that already with my bare hands and throws them caught on the street.
Besides frogs, for another problem with slugs tell more local. Besides the damage in the cabbage that snails plotted, and they enter the houses, and traces of their dot crawl can be seen on the walls.
According to the villagers before there was such a miracle. The explanation of the local is that the holes in which are hidden frogs were filled with water and they seek refuge inside. Downside is that they jump around and at night are quite noisy.

Invasion of rodents have in Vidin

Vidin. Invasion of rodents Vidin, Vesselin Krastev, microbiologist in disinfectant station. Invasion of field mice is mainly in the final quarters of houses and settlements, as well as industrial warehouses of Vidin. "
We have signed contracts for the entire year with kindergarten and grocery stores. Every month we visit these sites and we rely on rodenticides. We have not worked on the signals from the citizens, but judging the occurrence of rodents in the purchased products "
, said microbiologist. According to Krastev day sell 20-30 packages deratization preparations betting lures. Besides causing damage to furniture, rodents are carriers of various diseases such as intestinal infections. It is necessary to prevent rodent in your home to be compacted nice windows, doors and entrances of the tubes.

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Admin wrote:

they jump around and at night are quite noisy.

Really quite typical for Bulgaria and not only frogs

I like your sense of humor here George but I wonder what you mean

Hi Daisy,

Obviously, I mean grasshoppers, cicadas - what else is there?