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Cam, thanks for the local reality check.  I also watched an interview with Michael Palmer, who noted that, yes, they are around, but, no, they are not a serious problem up here.


Mike, thanks for the suggestion.  Have exposed the boxes to light and am monitoring.  So far, no issues.  Will report back later, as the season progresses, and I reuse the boxes.

Bill
Claremont, NH US

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