Pacific Northwest Gardening: living with wildlife, 0 by bruce583b4

bruce583b4 wrote:
Yes, Tills, that is what they do on the side of my house. Look around for a sounding spot that the insulation has settled in and then pound away hoping to attract another of their kind. Ends up a nice hole that the Starlings seem to love.
Katie and Willow: The moon snail is ubiquitous on most sandy beaches at low tides in the Sound but their habit of cruising 99% buried make them hard to see. What is easy to see in the summer time is the egg case (Photo) that abounds at low tide on the surface of the sand.