Fall Flea and Tick Control
Though not commonly thought of, fall is one of the worst seasons for flea and tick infestation.
Interesting Facts About Pill Bugs
Though the pill bug goes by many different names- roly-poly, wood louse, armadillo bug, potato bug- these misunderstood creatures are fascinatingly unique. The pill bug is harmless to humans and is most often removed from homes because it attracts other dangerous insects, like spiders and scorpions.
Eliminating Common Clothes Moths
Clothing moths are most likely to eat clothing or furniture containing wool, fur and feathers. However, they also have a tendency to damage cotton, silk and other synthetic materials if they are available.
Dampwood Termites Begin Swarming
Most often dampwood termites will be found within decaying logs and other decaying wood materials. When rain periods come to an end and the fall months begin, termites can be found swarming in hopes of successfully reproducing.
Examining the Cow Killer
The look of a cow killer, or red velvet ant, is enough to make some people run in fear. With a distinct red and black pattern, this insect is not actually an ant but a solitary wasp.
Autumn Pest Control
it is important to start making preparations now to ensure a home is pest free during the fall seasons. During this time, wasps and flies will begin decreasing in numbers, while rodents and fleas will flourish.
Ants Found in Oklahoma
Oklahomans aren’t strangers to ant problems. Unpredictable weather patterns make this region incredibly hospitable to these tiny, yet plentiful pests.
North America’s Most Common Spider
The bold jumping spider is one of the most prolific spiders within the United States. The spider is identified by its distinct black, or gray, hairy abdomen with most exhibiting three white, red or orange spots.
Natural Scorpion Deterrents
Scorpions can be found in nearly any ecosystem and serve a variety of purposes, however, deterring scorpions from entering your home can be done with simple preventative tips.