Nobody wants to see cockroaches in their home or business. These creatures have a reputation for being dirty disease carriers. Unfortunately, they can also look like other bugs, so it’s crucial to tell them apart from less harmful creatures. It’s also vital to know how to locate a roach nest when you spot a roach
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“Bug Season” usually occurs in the spring and autumn. These are the seasons when bugs either awaken from seasonal hibernation or seek warm shelter for the winter months. It’s not uncommon to see insects, arachnids, or other bugs in your home, however it’s important to know how to identify dead bugs. Learn how to spot
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Your family includes your pets, which means you want to keep them as free of pests as you are. Mosquitos, flies, and ticks are all common pests in the summer months. As you head outside, you may notice more and more of these swarming around your home and yard. Many over-the-counter bug sprays are perfectly
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We’ve all been a little disgusted when looking at a porch light and seeing the collection of dead bugs in the glass. Why does this happen? Specific bugs, primarily flying ones, like to head towards light sources. There are a few theories on why bugs are attracted to light, and we’re breaking them down below!
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Living in the desert is no joke! Only the hardiest of bugs, critters, and creatures can make it through the harsh summer temperatures, low water levels, and quickly changing seasons. Any bug that can stay alive outside is probably one you don’t want to run into! As the Henderson area continues to be developed, more
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You may notice you’re sharing the great outdoors with more critters in the summer months. Bugs enjoy the warmer temperatures just as much as people do! Most insects are cold-blooded. This means they spend the winter months in a semi-state of hibernation. Once the ground has defrosted and the sun heats everything back up, these
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You’ve probably heard the legend of how earwigs got their name. The small, flat bug is rumored to burrow deep within people’s ears. There they supposedly lay eggs on human brains, eventually hatching to spill out the ears and consume zombie-like levels of brain matter. If that sounds too scary to be true… It is.
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Bed bugs are bad news. Like many unwelcome pests, bed bugs are good at moving in and bad at moving out. Getting rid of a bed bug infestation is easiest when the visitors are still relatively new; give them time to breed and you’ll find it’s a lot harder to kick them out. Spotting bed
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