ravvlet
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- Jun 25, 2019
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- Parrots
- Kirby - OWA, 33yrs old (2019-)
Broccoli - Dusky Conure - 3?mo old (July 2023 -)
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(Rehomed) Sammy - YNA, 45 yrs old (2022-2023)
(RIP) Cricket - Cockatiel (2019-2022)
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Oh, no.
OH NO.
We got rid of the gnats. Defeated them. Goodbye!
Then the rain started... and today ANTS appeared in my office and the living room (where we had windows open overnight to let in cool air).
I have thoroughly vaccuumed (I admit, I vacuum every other day in the bird room, they do toss food on the floor but with the kids needing to go to bed at the same time as the birds sometimes I run out of time) and ordered Terro traps, which my other parrot buddy swears by, for outside, as well as a couple indoor ones I am going to try to find places for where birdies and doggies and kitties don't go...
But this is Seattle. We have the most infuriating, stubborn, don't-look-at-explosions, apocalypse surviving ants. My ant free days may be numbered.
OH NO.
We got rid of the gnats. Defeated them. Goodbye!
Then the rain started... and today ANTS appeared in my office and the living room (where we had windows open overnight to let in cool air).
I have thoroughly vaccuumed (I admit, I vacuum every other day in the bird room, they do toss food on the floor but with the kids needing to go to bed at the same time as the birds sometimes I run out of time) and ordered Terro traps, which my other parrot buddy swears by, for outside, as well as a couple indoor ones I am going to try to find places for where birdies and doggies and kitties don't go...
But this is Seattle. We have the most infuriating, stubborn, don't-look-at-explosions, apocalypse surviving ants. My ant free days may be numbered.