As we continue to take safety measures to protect ourselves during the coronavirus pandemic, there’s another health threat lurking in the woods that you also need to protect yourself from. As temperatures warm up, be prepared to see more ticks. They’re back and they’re biting. For those homebound due to COVID-19, it’s recommended to go outside, get some fresh air, … Read More
Maryland Bat Removal Tips For Identifying If You Have Bats In Your Roof – MarylandReporter.com
Some bat species may appear cute. You might even want them in your house if you are a Batman fan. However, bats carry dangerous diseases that might infect both humans and pets. Moreover, these diseases may prove fatal. Source: MarylandReporter.com
Tick season is afoot in Maine
As families go out for walks and exercise or just to escape isolation for a bit, it’s time to start checking for the biting pests. Source: Emily Tadlock
Pesky bugs are springing up
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WDKY) – Spring brings beautiful flowers and plants back out, but it also brings bugs. “They’re definitely waking up, they’re hungry, they’re looking for food, they’re looking for each other,” Jonathan Larson, UK Extension Entomologist, said. It’s that time of year again where we start to see a few more creepy crawlies making their way indoors. “Some of … Read More
Metro Detroit expected to see influx of ticks, ants this spring, summer: Here’s why
An unseasonably warm and wet winter coupled with an early spring across much of the country including Michigan, means lots and lots of bugs, insects and ticks. Source: Detroit Free Press
Tick bite prevention is more important than ever
The nonprofit organization VTLyme.org advises that the best way to prevent tickborne diseases is to prevent tick bites. At a time when our health care system is challenged by coronavirus disease, … Source: The Bennington Banner
Benzie, Leelanau Health Department Warns About Ticks During Stay-at-Home Order ; 10 News
The Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department is warning people to watch out for ticks during the Stay-at-Home order. As more people head outdoors to pass the time during the order, the risk of taking home ticks increases too. Tick encounters could lead to more tick-borne diseases like Lyme Disease. To help alleviate local health care systems, the health department is encouraging… … Read More
Can mosquitoes or ticks spread the virus that causes COVID-19?
The main way COVID-19 spreads is through close contact from person-to-person in respiratory droplets from someone who is infected. Source: KTAB – BigCountryHomepage.com
Is a plague of rats following the coronavirus?
As urban rats face a growing food scarcity, we ask an expert what that could mean for your household. Source: TheHill
Emerald Ash Borers Are Attacking Ash Trees In More Missouri Counties
The emerald ash borer has been found in three more counties in the state: Chariton, Layfayette and Moniteau, according to the Missouri Department of Source: Michele Skalicky
