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The picture to the left shows a rare sight... a white Smokey Brown cockroach. Although you may not ever see one, all cockroaches go through this stage where they molt and the fresh new exoskeleton is actually free of any pigmentation for just a short time. You are more likely to notice one in a heavily (roach) populated area. Note near the top of the picture another one who is gradually gaining its color. | ||||
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Smart Mouse! >> |
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On the left you will see one of those "Electronic" Pest control Devices |
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On the right, you can see where German cockroaches have made a home out of it. (The unit was in use when this picture was taken... it had just been unplugged 20 seconds earlier.) |
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The following pictures depict an afternoon of "Coon Hunting" |
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A hole is cut into the wall where the raccoons are residing | ||||
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It's like giving birth to raccoons. |
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Too cute for words | ||||
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Proud papa |
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Look, it's twins! | ||||
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Here's another raccoon picture |
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