With temperatures warming in the coming weeks, The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department is remi Source: Keweenaw Report
Predict High Season for Ticks
With consistently warmer weather on the way, and already here on some days, and people out and about enjoying that weather, one particular pest has the potential to cause havoc: ticks. Source: r20.rs6.net
Mississippian raises awareness of West Nile Virus
As the nation works to fight the coronavirus, there’s another virus that a local charity is warning others about. Source: Brianna Bynum
During focus on COVID-19, prepare for mosquito season – Valley Voice
Mosquito experts throughout the state say the increased attention on public health is an excellent reminder that there are many ways for residents to protect themselves from other viruses transmitted by infected mosquitoes. While COVID-19 is not transmitted by mosquitoes, they can transmit several other diseases. West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne disease that has … Source: Valley Voice
Can mosquitoes spread coronavirus (COVID-19)?
It’s become the most frequently asked question submitted to Dr. Frank McGeorge as warmer days approach in Michigan: Can mosquitoes spread the coronavirus (COVID-19)? Source: WDIV
Seventh rabies cases confirmed in White County for 2020
A rabid raccoon found in the area of Barrett Mill Road is the seventh confirmed rabies case in White County for 2020. Source: r20.rs6.net
Buzz, Buzz: Las Vegas officials say bee swarming season has begun
Coronavirus, allergies—and now bees? That’s right. Las Vegas Fire and Rescue reports that swarms of bees have already been observed around the city over the last week. March and April usually mark the beginning of the swarming season for the winged, stinger-welding insects since they are moving from place to place. The warmer weather around this time of year means … Read More
Carpenter bees are anything but boring
Male and female carpenter bees are becoming active after spending the winter in last year’s tunnels. Source: Richmond Register
Creepy creature a mix between spider, scorpion
It’s the stuff you’d see in your nightmares, and a Valley man came face to facewith it. Source: KNXV
Flies that crawl into people’s noses, ears infest Louisiana
Residents should expect these “annoying” black flies to be around until the weather becomes warmer. Source: shreveporttimes.com
