Gave up on some jars of grains that were totally infested with pantry moths

[conuly]

tossed the grains and larvae altogether into the birdseed. The birds aren't likely to complain. Yum, extra protein!

But where do pantry moths live if there aren't humans around?

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The Rise and Fall of Matchbox’s Toy-Car Empire

Astronomers trace the origin of meteorites that have struck Earth

Mammogram centers must now inform women about their breast density. Here’s how it could affect you

Propaganda Pamphlet of 4 Pigs Fold into Hitler

A Shark Attack and a Terrorist Bombing: This Is a Love Story

When the Hurricane-Relief Worker Turns Out To Be a Neo-Nazi (I skimmed the article, jumped to the comments. Big mistake.)

Cats and dogs left behind by migrating Cubans shed a light on the island’s deepening crisis

'My nephews died in tanker blast trying to stop petrol scoopers'

UN food agency failed to act as U.S. aid was looted in Ethiopia (Opens on a disturbing image)

Comments

[med_cat]

A good question ;)

Thanks for the links, will read.

(offtopic, funny: husband randomly mentioned to oldest today how much he had enjoyed that version of Pinky and the Brain you'd posted ;))

[conuly]

One is a genius, the other's insane!

You know, they never actually tell us which is which....

[med_cat]

LOL you're right about that, now that you mention it... ;))

[ckd]

The love story made me cry, but in a good way.

I lived in the Boston area in 2013, and I remember that day all too well. One of the things that heartened me was finding out that (thanks to the efforts of first responders and medical staff) everyone who made it to a hospital alive that day lived.

[conuly]

And they all got pizza BBQ. (This sounds flippant but isn't.)

[minoanmiss]

I wonder if pantry moths evolved to eat rodent seed stores. This is jjust a hypothesis.

[conuly]

That makes us the rodents, I guess. Yeah, I can live with that.