didgeridoo2
Well-known member
Hi folks.
I usually keep a uke at work and yesterday I brought in my Kiwaya KS1 and I left it here overnight. When I came in this morning, I picked up the uke and noticed that something had nibbled on my headstock and on the corner of the soundbox. We don't have any rodent problems that I can tell and I saw no droppings, so I wonder if an insect could have done this last night. I did leave it sitting in the soft case which I left open under my desk.
Anybody have this happen to them? Any suggestions as to what may have caused this? I live in Southern California and we do have insects that snack on wood.
I guess my beater uke has a bit more personality now. Still sounds and plays well!
I usually keep a uke at work and yesterday I brought in my Kiwaya KS1 and I left it here overnight. When I came in this morning, I picked up the uke and noticed that something had nibbled on my headstock and on the corner of the soundbox. We don't have any rodent problems that I can tell and I saw no droppings, so I wonder if an insect could have done this last night. I did leave it sitting in the soft case which I left open under my desk.
Anybody have this happen to them? Any suggestions as to what may have caused this? I live in Southern California and we do have insects that snack on wood.
I guess my beater uke has a bit more personality now. Still sounds and plays well!