TIA
JD
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>They certainly eat snails, especially during winter. They also eat worms
>and completely stripped one of my compost heaps before I twigged! Slugs I
>am not sure, I can not see why not but having watched my hedgehogs ignore
>them I begin to wonder if anything eats them from choice!!
They need a touch of seasoning to make them palatable. A pinch of salt
will do.
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Alan
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Rats are renowned for being capable of eating almost anything of any vague
nutritional value so slugs are a distinct possibility.
Slugs may not be their first preference though.
Stephen
>They certainly eat snails, especially during winter. They also eat worms
>and completely stripped one of my compost heaps before I twigged! Slugs I
>am not sure, I can not see why not but having watched my hedgehogs ignore
>them I begin to wonder if anything eats them from choice!!
Badgers eat them in Winter when other protein is scarce, according to
a nature prog on the tv last night. They even climb trees to find
them! So looks like I might be in luck.. I reckon that if badgers eat
'em, then rats probably will.. Cool! I'd never have guessed a rat
invasion would my garden's salvation...
JD