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Flying ants winging it to Lochee
At first it was jellyfish in Broughty Ferry and now parts of Dundee and beyond have come under a new attack — by flying ants. (...)
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Pest controller to tackle Dundee railway station seagulls
A pest controller is moving in to Dundee railway station this week after complaints from workers in nearby offices of seagulls nesting on the roof of the building. (...)
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Wild invaders cost Scotland £251 million a year
Grey squirrels and other non-native species are costing the Scottish economy £251 million a year and £1.7 billion throughout the whole of Britain, according to a new report. (...)
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Guide launched to cover 'necessary' use of animal snares
The introduction of a guide to the use of snares will provide a "professional approach" to the controversial practice, environment minister Roseanna Cunningham has insisted. (...)
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Move to soothe panic after Dundee fox sightings
Dundee City Council has moved to allay fears of possible attacks by urban foxes in the city after a woman in England was mauled by one of the predators. (...)
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Lochee rat problem appears under control
A rat problem that had been plaguing Lochee residents appears to have been brought under control by pest control officers. (...)
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Solution to Kirkcaldy gull problem 'lies with residents'
Gulls will have a free rein to continue swooping down on visitors to Fife's coastal towns for the foreseeable future — unless people play their part in controlling them. (...)
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Kelty homes infested by Australian spider beetles
A Fife councillor has called for immediate action to be taken to clean up the former Co-op building in the heart of Kelty. (...)
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