typically they (canadian night crawlers or lumbricus terrestries)
emerge from their burrows at somewhere between 9-11 pm
then they search in a 360 degree circle for food or mating opportunities
sometimes leaving the burrow entirely
and you can grab them two at a time side by side.
putting anything red over a flashlight will make it a worm light
and you have to approach them in stealth mode quietly.
any thumping on the ground will send then down
and your right a damp warmer night is best
heavy rains are not always the best time...
i have local spots Phil so unless your sitting on the motherload
the cost of travel these days is a big consideration.
i am looking to gather many for the green house bed
that i am still building.... 4' feet by 75' by 24 'inches deep
i have local spots Phil so unless your sitting on the motherload
the cost of travel these days is a big consideration.
i am looking to gather many for the green house bed
that i am still building.... 4' feet by 75' by 24 'inches deep
Save the gas, go local. I definitely don't have a "Mother" load.
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
they have definite Hours
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
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