BAITING MOTHS NATURAL ATTRACTANTS Moths are naturally attracted to the scents of flowers and tree sap from sapsucker wells, woodpecker holes and broken branches. Large hardwoods also have seep holes that attract hornets - Broken Flowers - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	BAITING MOTHS NATURAL ATTRACTANTS Moths are naturally attracted to the scents of flowers and tree sap from sapsucker wells, woodpecker holes and broken branches. Large hardwoods also have seep holes that attract hornets Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-30 10:42:08 Open Document File Size: 1,09 MB Share Result on Facebook SocialTag Syrup Canadian cuisine Maple syrup New England cuisine Quebec cuisine Bait Sapsucker Fishing bait Plant sap Food and drink

BAITING MOTHS NATURAL ATTRACTANTS Moths are naturally attracted to the scents of flowers and tree sap from sapsucker wells, woodpecker holes and broken branches. Large hardwoods also have seep holes that attract hornets Add to Reading List