Pest control experts say spring is the worst time of the year for these bugs that can create a ton of damage. Source: Ashley Bohle | WALB
Tips to prevent pests from traveling to Michigan
According to the USDA, damage caused by invasive pests as well as the cost of getting rid of them can reach $40 billion a year. Source: WLNS
Potentially deadly Kissing Bug confirmed in Delaware, joins reports in southern states
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report the first confirmed identification of a “kissing bug” in Delaware. The case first came to the attention of Delaware health and agriculture officials in July of last year when a child was bitten on her face while watching television. The parents took the child to Seek medical … Read More
April showers bring May termites
There is an insect that is also starting to become active in TallahasSee this spring, the Formosan subterranean termite. Source: TallahasSee Democrat
Heavy rainfall brings concerns for large mosquito infestation
FAIRFIELD — The late-winter storms brought nearly $800,000 in damage to Solano County infrastructure – and health officials are concerned they also will bring mosquitoes. Source: Daily Republic
Ticks and Tick-Borne Diseases
As we get out about and about in nature with the warmer weather, it’s time we also need to be vigilant about ticks and tick bites. Source: Mindy Todd
What Are the Signs of Bed Bugs?
Bed bugs are stealthy by nature—you’ll rarely See them scampering around your house. Here are the signs you have an infestation. Source: Reader’s Digest
Squirrel scares, then snuggles with subway riders
BOSTON — A surprise passenger hitched a ride on a Boston commuter trolley, frightening some people at first, but warming their hearts when it willingly snuggled in a human passenger’s arms. Source: New York Post
Kissing bug making its way north
A small bug that can create big problems is getting closer to Wisconsin. Source: Sarah Thomsen
Towson University student bitten by raccoon, campus police say
The raccoon prompted a campus-wide alert warning students to be on the lookout for the animal on campus. Source: baltimoresun.com
