Bach’s “Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring” played by a wooden ball rolling down a massive marimba.
The conception, let alone the precision construction, is remarkable.
Bach’s “Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring” played by a wooden ball rolling down a massive marimba.
The conception, let alone the precision construction, is remarkable.
This month’s ZOOM meeting of the Grandview Woodland Area Council (GWAC) is at 7:00pm on Monday, 5th July. The main topic this month is urban critters — rats, and such — and how we can cope with them.
Special guest, Dr. Kaylee Byers will speak about the Vancouver Rat Project, Canada’s first interdisciplinary program of research which studies urban rats, the risks they pose to human health, and how we can better manage and live with them. Bring your questions.
I am sure there will also be questions about our diverse urban menagerie including skunks, squirrels, raccoons, etc.
Last year and winter, our patio was awash with rats, and nothing seemed to keep them away. This year, I have seen no signs of them at all. Last year, we had a small family of raccoons (Mom, Pop, junior) come visit every evening. This year, just junior seems to be around. I’d be interested to know the reasons behind these ebbs and flows.