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I showed the dead one to my wife. "That's a dang blow fly, dumb ass. Where'd you get that!"
I notice a funny smell and found a dead snake our ultimate hunter cat, TomTom had taken down there. Very small, no larvae. We've had doors and windows open as the weather has been so nice.
So you put all that together and presto, three blow flies in the basement.
TomTom is half Norwegian Forest cat. They are arboreal wild cats in Norway that almost went extinct, were made the national cat and saved. Exported in the '70s I think. He was 18 lbs at 18 months with a nose wider than my thumb. Small terrestrial creatures have no chance. Rats are a favorite. Which we get occasionally due to a facility close by.
I showed the dead one to my wife. "That's a dang blow fly, dumb ass. Where'd you get that!"
I notice a funny smell and found a dead snake our ultimate hunter cat, TomTom had taken down there. Very small, no larvae. We've had doors and windows open as the weather has been so nice.
So you put all that together and presto, three blow flies in the basement.
TomTom is half Norwegian Forest cat. They are arboreal wild cats in Norway that almost went extinct, were made the national cat and saved. Exported in the '70s I think. He was 18 lbs at 18 months with a nose wider than my thumb. Small terrestrial creatures have no chance. Rats are a favorite. Which we get occasionally due to a facility close by.
