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10. The drought allowed the moths to breed

Reply to 2banon (Reply #9)

Wed Mar 11, 2015, 12:55 PM

Mar 2015

The climate was like the gulf region in the south (and no I kid you not as I have a friend from that region and he said to me, "Gee this is just like the Gulf!&quot .

The conditions were perfect and the larvae was there in wait.

And then, it hatched and these white things were all over the place, in the garage, in the house, nests found on the undersides of aged furniture, EVERYWHERE!

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Goodbye California Coastal Fog, Goodbye Redwoods [View all] Panich52 Mar 2015 OP

Just Be Lucky You're That Your In California Versus Florida - In Florida You Wouldn't Be Able To.... global1 Mar 2015 #1

Important for viticulture too Auggie Mar 2015 #2

I can tell you that up in NoCal, there's still plenty of fog REP Mar 2015 #3

Probably a good thing most of the redwoods are up north then. NV Whino Mar 2015 #4

I know! BuddhaGirl Mar 2015 #8

Fog in San Francisco CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #5

Excellent summation, thanks for posting, Homie! :) 2banon Mar 2015 #6

The drought has taken a toll up north CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #7

My daughter's cat had the SAME problem wrt to Flea infestation which NEVER abated until she died 2banon Mar 2015 #9

The drought allowed the moths to breed CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #10

Expecting 90s this weekend PasadenaTrudy Mar 2015 #11

Yeah. Not looking forward to it here in L.A. calimary Mar 2015 #12

Me too... PasadenaTrudy Mar 2015 #15

Dumb article. There are no natural redwoods in Southern California. Xithras Mar 2015 #13

I noted that too CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #16

I grew up in Southern California and remember the fog that would occasionally appear dissentient Mar 2015 #14