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They were in the news about 10 years or so back as causing a huge problem - but they seemed not to get much worse to my understanding - I recall a radio show about them when I was at Uni (9 years back now) saying they seemed to struggle in the cold, and so were not colonising arable farmland well as its turned over often - and they are exposed in winter so they were expected to be an urban problem, and a grassland problam more than anything. anyone got anything more uptodate?
yeah as david says, 10 or 20 years ago they were decimating the native worms and would eventually take over the world. today you don't hear much about them
Thanks for your input.
All i can remember is that they kill our native worms.
As you say, the cold winters might be to our advantage.
Gordon