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    Wonder how they got here in the first place.

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    almost EVERY invasive species we have here is from asia. asia winning the war on pest here it seems like

    these--carp-stink bugs-ash bore beetles -- red beetles -- goby--mollusks in lakes
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    Spotted in Washington DC?? Perhaps members of Congress?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mactlman View Post
    almost EVERY invasive species we have here is from asia. asia winning the war on pest here it seems like

    these--carp-stink bugs-ash bore beetles -- red beetles -- goby--mollusks in lakes
    you forgot Asian carp!!
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    I’m getting ready to turn 63, remember seeing these in South Carolina when I was a kid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yanknbass View Post
    you forgot Asian carp!!
    That’s what I meant by carp lol. Everything that’s a problem. Nowadays animal wise is from Asia. I guess Covid was so maybe we can add that to the list.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mactlman View Post
    almost EVERY invasive species we have here is from asia. asia winning the war on pest here it seems like

    these--carp-stink bugs-ash bore beetles -- red beetles -- goby--mollusks in lakes
    I was just thinking this same thing not long ago.

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    The meek shall inherit the earth
    Hi Mike.

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    I used to see these every once in awhile and didn't know they were invasive. Had I known, they would've been torched.
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    yeah first time i saw them i was like what in theee... they were all over my yard. Would go out at night could see the slime trail then a dead earthworm or they were wrapped around the worm killing it..never seen them before i moved to the house im in now but also some of the bigggggest wild worms ive ever seen, make the canadian earthworms you get at the bait shop look small..

    I killed a ton of them, havent seen them lately

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    Although not as large a problem as we have there are several "invasives" causing problems in other countries that are from the U.S. .....I remember reading several years ago about Asia having a Bullfrog problem as well as racoons, minks, and squirrels. Let us not forget our favorite "invasive" species - The Largemouth Bass. Wondering how many countries their in now?
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