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Looks like SC is the northern limit of these. I think they prefer swampy areas, that's why Piedmont regions don't really have them I suppose. I don't remember seeing any when I lived in North GA. Maybe extreme southern NC like Wilmington would have them?
Looks like SC is the northern limit of these. I think they prefer swampy areas, that's why Piedmont regions don't really have them I suppose. I don't remember seeing any when I lived in North GA. Maybe extreme southern NC like Wilmington would have them?
Surprised they could survive Canada though.
If it is in Canada then it has to be here also. I have seen many Cockroaches. Not sure if the ones I saw where that one .doubting the Wikipedia articleas it's range is not that extensive it seems.
If it is in Canada then it has to be here also. I have seen many Cockroaches. Not sure if the ones I saw where that one .doubting the Wikipedia articleas it's range is not that extensive it seems.
I used to be scared of spiders but these days I'm not. Otherwise, 'creepy crawlies' don't bother me. I've never seen a cockroach but they don't look scary to me.
That being said, we don't get really big or venomous spiders here. If I lived in Australia, I'd probably be scared of them, lol. One reason why I wouldn't even like to visit Australia.
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