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Memorial Day 2021

Posted on May 31, 2021
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Paper Wasp Threats

Posted on May 28, 2021
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While not an aggressive species by nature, paper wasps will sting if they are disturbed or their nest is threatened. It’s unusual for an impregnated paper wasp to sting, but it can happen. By:... more
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Signs of a Wasp Infestation

Posted on May 27, 2021
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Paper wasps often build nests in residential yards, so one of the main signs of an infestation is the physical sighting of the nest itself and nearby wasps moving around the nest. The best way to prevent a paper wasp infestation and the potential of getting stung is to make the home less... more
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Carpenter Ant Characteristics

Posted on May 25, 2021
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Carpenter ants are dark in color, but sometimes with a hint of maroon or reddish-brown. Colony sizes range from 2,000 to 3,000. They can reach up to about an inch in length, which makes them one of the biggest species of... more
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Do Carpenter Bees Sting?

Posted on May 24, 2021
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Male carpenter bees do not sting, but they are territorial and oftentimes the gender that most people come into contact. The males will hover closely to people, especially attracted to sudden movements, but do no more than create unnecessary fear. Female carpenter bees sting; however, it is on very... more
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Black Ant Habitat

Posted on May 21, 2021
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Black ants will typically make their nest in soil. Places such as lawns, under paving slabs or at the base of walls make a popular nest site for them. They will travel large distances in search of food, often encroaching into people's homes as a result. They, however, do not usually make a nest in... more
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Carpenter Bee Damage

Posted on May 20, 2021
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Carpenter bees are a serious property threat and cause structural damage over time if left untreated, especially if they repeatedly bore holes for nesting throughout the property. Furthermore, the large larvae developing into tunnels in homes are oftentimes attractive to woodpeckers that will seek... more
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Black Ant Characteristics

Posted on May 18, 2021
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Black ants are black in color. The worker ants are up to .2 inches while the queen is up to .4 inches in length. They are monogamous, meaning that they only have one queen ant per colony. The colony size typically contains 4,000 to 7,000 workers, though some have been known to reach 15,000. by:... more
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Wasp Queen Bee

Posted on May 17, 2021
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Queen bees have one job only: to lay eggs. The queen bee is the only female bee in a beehive to lay eggs, so her health and welfare are essential to the entire colony. The jobs of most of the rest of the bees revolve around meeting the needs of the queen bee and the eggs. The term "queen bee" is... more
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Difference Between Black Ants & Carpenter Ants

Posted on May 14, 2021
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Black ants and carpenter ants are both quite common, widely found in North America. The black ant, however, is more widespread, covering areas such as Europe, Asia and parts of North America. The size of the two is the most obvious difference, with the carpenter species more than three times bigger... more
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