Hello All

I have had a problem this year that I have not seen before.

something is picking my Broad Beans, ripping the shells open and then eating
the beans.

Any suggestions? I live in Suffolk UK

John

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"John Rye" wrote in message
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Hello All

I have had a problem this year that I have not seen before.

something is picking my Broad Beans, ripping the shells open and then
eating
the beans.

Any suggestions? I live in Suffolk UK

John


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On Jul 2, 5:42*pm, John Rye wrote:
Hello All

I have had a problem this year that I have not seen before.

something is picking my Broad Beans, ripping the shells open and then eating
the beans.

Any suggestions? I live in Suffolk UK

Let's face it it's either the neighbours or your wife!

moghouse wrote:

Let's face it it's either the neighbours or your wife!

It can't be because the same pest seems to do the same thing with my peas.

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On 2 July, 21:26, David in Normandy
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moghouse wrote:
Let's face it it's either the neighbours or your wife!

It can't be because the same pest seems to do the same thing with my peas..

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I remember having this problem years ago, turnd out to be a Jay. Once
they get the taste they keep comming back for more
David Hill

"David in Normandy" wrote...
moghouse wrote:

Let's face it it's either the neighbours or your wife!

It can't be because the same pest seems to do the same thing with my peas.

Mice? Although they usually pick the pods and stash them somewhere safer for
later consumption IME. Found piles of them under cabbage leaves etc in the
past.

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On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 23:09:34 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
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"David in Normandy" wrote...
moghouse wrote:

Let's face it it's either the neighbours or your wife!

It can't be because the same pest seems to do the same thing with my peas.

Mice? Although they usually pick the pods and stash them somewhere safer for
later consumption IME. Found piles of them under cabbage leaves etc in the
past.

That sounds like it'd be worth setting up night vision camera to film!

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