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Lots of large ones in Australia. Regularly seen them fly to our apartment in Sydney. Hate those things and I don't miss them at all in Europe.
by muro 7y ago
Lots of large ones in Australia. Regularly seen them fly to our apartment in Sydney.
Hate those things and I don't miss them at all in Europe.
- taneq 7y agoThere's two types, though. The big brown bush cockroaches seem clean and pretty smart, and I really don't mind them. The shiny black ones (some with white dots) that infest your white goods? Those are filthy.
- muro 7y agoThe big redish black ones, they are solitary and thank God for that. Luckily, never seen the small ones that infest in swarms.
- elorant 7y agoWhere do you live in Europe that doesn't have roaches? I live in Greece and the cities are infested with them during summer.
- stevekemp 7y agoI've never seen once in Finland. When I lived in the UK I'd never seen one in the wild either, for that matter.
- cookieswumchorr 7y agowait for the global warming to unroll...
- muro 7y agoGermany, Austria, Slovakia, Switzerland. We saw very few when we were living right next to a forest. In a city, it meant you either have bad neighbours (could be a construction site across the street), or your place is filthy :) Friends at university said they have plenty in dorms, but a visit made it self-explanatory.
- FrozenSynapse 7y agoI've read yesterday that in some cities you have to inform authorities if you see a cockroach, and that's a law.