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Sam Leon
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Bagworms and Lizards

Sam Leon
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Down here in South Florida we don't seem to be bothered too much by them.

But I have a northerner who's a new tenant and she gets freaked out by them.

She considers outside lizards a "pest".  This is South Florida!  Lizards are everywhere!  They eat bugs.  Is there some lists somewhere that categorizes what are "pest" and what's normal living creatures?

Also bagworms.  Anyone knows about them?  I have seen them but never paid attention to it until a call to cure the "bagworm infestation" outside the house on the exterior concrete block wall.

I didn't even know a moth like thing live in these.

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