by Taylor Clark | Nov 2, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
Many insects are most active during the warm-weather months, when they inflict the most damage. Where do these creepy, crawly critters go during cold and harsh winter months though? How do they eat? Below are some surprising ways that insects keep warm and...
by Taylor Clark | Oct 29, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
Whiteflies are tiny, pervasive little insects that are suprisingly difficult to control. Their little white bodies can pack a powerful punch, as they are vampires of vegetation. Once they attach themselves to a leaf, they suck out as much of the sap as they can,...
by Taylor Clark | Oct 25, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
As autumn arrives, the threat of some pests generally decreases. Unfortunately, for southern states still experiencing warmer weather well into November, many pests remain active. Ticks, common insects that feed on small rodents, animals, and even humans, are among...
by Taylor Clark | Oct 22, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
There are more than 1,500 scorpion species known to the scientific community to date, and more and more people are reporting scorpion sightings indoors during the cooler months. Scorpions love warm and humid conditions, and thrive in areas where heating and moisture...
by Taylor Clark | Oct 18, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
Stilt bugs are long-legged, slender insects that live in lush vegetation, and damage a variety of crops. They are especially common in the Eastern United States, but fortunately,despite their pervasiveness and ability to reproduce quickly, stilt bugs can be easily...
by Taylor Clark | Oct 15, 2013 | Blog, Pest Identification, Tips
The false codling moth is not just any other moth. It is an economic threat, causing millions of dollars worth of damage each year to crops and land. Its main targets are crops such as citrus trees, nut trees, and cotton plants. A warm-weather pest, this moth is...
