Walz recommends avoiding more grassy areas, as ticks can hide in grass and latch on as we walk by. He also recommends wearing long pants and tucking pant legs into socks to avoid ticks from going underneath clothes. Source: KTVQ
Experts expect worse tick season than normal in Tennessee
Here in TN, there are tons of ticks — at least 15 different species, from the American dog tick, Lone Star tick, and the recently discovered Asian longhorned tick. Source: r20.rs6.net
Warmer weather brings increased risk of tick-borne disease
Reported cases of tick-borne disease continue to increase each year in Indiana. Source: nwitimes.com
Tick Season: How Not To Get Bit
It’s May, and that means warmer weather (hopefully) spring gardening, and… ticks. Thursdays this month Taylor Quimby, host of the NHPR podcast Patient Zero Source: Taylor Quimby
Tick Season. What To Do To Scare Ticks Off Yourself in Florida – South Florida Reporter
Summer is coming and nasty bloodsuckers are creeping out of their hideouts. Yes, we are talking about ticks! Those tiny insects cause trouble to dozens of people every year, that’s why everyone must know the ways of self-protection. Source: South Florida Reporter
Lyme Disease Numbers Doubling In Manitoba
PembinaValleyOnline.com is the only source for community news and information such as weather and classifieds for Winkler, Altona, Morden, Carman and the Pembina Valley. Source: PembinaValleyOnline.com
Now’s the time to be on the lookout for ticks
As it warms up, many bugs and pests are coming out of a dormant phase, including ticks, which could cause great harm if youâre bitten by one. Source: WSBTV
Ticks emerge as warmer weather hits Northland
Unfortunately, you’ve probably already pulled a tick or two off your dog, or maybe even yourself this season. Source: KBJR
Tick season is back – KTOE
The return of summer-like temps has awakened black-legged ticks also known as deer ticks. The Department of Health’s Dave Neitzel says this tick carries Lyme disease and other illness: “We want folks to know those ticks are most common in real wooded and brushy areas. If you are going to be doing any activities out in the woods or the … Read More
For Rocky Mountain Wood Ticks, Any Large Mammal’s Blood Will Do
Spring has hit western Montana in full force. Days are longer than nights, temperatures are warming, and the snow is gone for the lower elevations. Animals Source: Tom Schwan
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