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A. At this time of year, even if you have followed the best advice on
lawncare, it’s possible that the larvae of crane fly – leatherjackets – that
become daddy-long-legs, are feeding below the surface on the grass roots. If
you see starlings pecking at the lawn that’s a good indicator that
leatherjackets are present. You can treat the lawn with a leatherjacket killer
such as Nemasys, which is harmless to other wildlife, pets and children. You
can also use the lawn straight after treatment.
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