Harvester ants can actually improve the quality of soil in your yard. Source: San Angelo
Harvester ants can be found clear-across Texas (via San Angelo)
Harvester ants can actually improve the quality of soil in your yard. Source: San Angelo
More than a dozen Ahuimanu properties infested with little fire ants (via http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com)
The tiny ants are pale orange â and have a mighty sting. Source: http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com
Floating Fire Ants: How Fire Ants Survive Flood Waters (via r20.rs6.net)
How do red imported fire ants survive flood waters? Learn about floating fire ants and get information on how to deal with a red imported fire ant sting. Source: r20.rs6.net
Fire ants form floating rafts in Alabama floodwaters (via FOX13news)
Severe weather struck areas between Alabama and TennesSee, causing fire ants to, once again, become living rafts to stay above floodwaters. Source: FOX13news
Rosie on the House: Get rid of pesky pests before spring arrives (via Green Valley News)
A surprising number of bugs and other pesky critters are prevalent in the winter. Ants, termites and cockroaches can be working their way into your home right now. And pack Source: Green Valley News
Monster Bay Area Rainstorms Cause Ant Invasion (via r20.rs6.net)
We haven’t Seen a rainy season like this one in years, and it is creating an old problem: ants. Source: r20.rs6.net
Ant colony queen dies at 20 years old (via Cat Viglienzoni)
Montshire Museum of Science will replace its ant colony in the Spring. Source: Cat Viglienzoni
Little Fire Ant Infestation Treated in Kaneohe Neighborhood (via Big Island Now | Little Fire Ant Infestation Treated in Kaneohe Neighborhood)
An infestation of little fire ants (LFA) was reported at a residential neighborhood in Kaneohe and the area was treated on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019. Source: Big Island Now | Little Fire Ant Infestation Treated in Kaneohe Neighborhood
Home invaders with a painfully odiferous twist (via The Sylva Herald)
It is no doubt that humans have the best houses in the world. Constructed by a constantly changing mix of natural and synthetic materials, our homes are built to last Source: The Sylva Herald
