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#101 2009-06-18 2:45 pm
Re: I hate ticks
Bren wrote:
* That fence lizard's hind-legs look like they might be good for jumping, and its feet sure do remind me of an iguana's.
They are excellent for jumping, and are in the same family as Iguana's (though I don't know that's why they look similar or not) - though not super closely related.
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#102 2009-07-31 2:39 pm
- knobtwirler
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Re: I hate ticks
Anybody mention Babesiosis?
http://www.cdc.gov/babesiosis/
Why are there so many ticks? Did a crucial link in the food chain disappear?
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#103 2009-07-31 3:14 pm
#104 2009-07-31 3:38 pm
- knobtwirler
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Re: I hate ticks
Maybe a certain frog or other amphibian that normally feeds on them?
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#105 2009-07-31 3:49 pm
Re: I hate ticks
Maybe, but I don't know. Some birds eat ticks, but they go after the adults, and don't effect the number of nymphs to the point where it would be of any benefit to us or our pets.
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