A mild winter combined with a larger population of deer in Wisconsin this year could mean more ticks to look out for. Source: WXOW
Fox that bit person in Moore County tests positive for rabies
MOORE COUNTY, N.C. (WNCN)- A fox that bit a man has tested postive for rabies, the Moore County Sheriff’s Office says. It happened Saturday in the 100 block of Rattlesnake Trail in Pinehurst.… Source: CBS17.com
A city built on sisterhood: Paper wasp society is all about girl power
It’s not hard to find a wide variety of opinions on almost any subject. We are a people united by the fact that almost everyone disagrees about everything (heck, somebody Source: Sun Newspapers
East Texas Ag News: Termite Swarms
Native subterranean termites have already swarmed down South where the weather has already warmed up and now is reported to be swarming in Central and North Texas. Source: https://www.kltv.com
NYC to Step Up Rat Fight as Rodents Take Advantage of Social Distancing
Pizza rat. Henny rat. Avocado rat. And now, pandemic rat? There are reports of rats running much freer than usual in New York City, and Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday the city is going to have to take action. The subject came up after a 1010 WINS journalist asked De Blasio, at his daily news conference, about reports of… … Read More
Venture Into Your Yard to Check for Invasive Pests
ANNAPOLIS — While most people continue to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says it’s a good time to check for invasive pests in your yard. The agency has identified 20 species of so-called hungry pests that damage trees and plants and are easily spread by humans, according to Samantha Simon, executive director of emergency … Read More
I went out looking for turkeys and found ticks!
If you are out turkey hunting, beware! One thing we were not short of right now is ticks! Any trip out in the timber will probably result in finding ticks…deer Source: Beatrice Daily Sun
Warmer weather brings increased risk of tick-borne disease
INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana health officials are urging Hoosiers to protect themselves from tick bites while outdoors as warmer weather increases tick activity. Reported cases of tick-borne disease continue to increase each year Source: The Pilot News
No proof mosquitoes transfer COVID-19 between people
The World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there is no evidence that COVID-19 is transmitted by mosquitoes. Source: Tampa Bay Times
Bark beetle concerns in Paradise pine trees
Dead and dying trees could pose a danger to living trees. Source: KHSL News
