Roaches, Flies, and Occasional Invaders
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Stored Product Insect Pests
It's hard to say just how many pounds of adult insect, eggs, larvae and pupae the average American has eaten in a lifetime, but it is safe to say it has been more than we...
Read moreInvasion of the Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
The Asian Lady Beetle was introduced into the United States by the U.S. department of Agriculture in the latter part of the 20th Century in hopes that they would be a natural predator for many...
Read moreJust How Tough is a Cockroach?
One of the most resilient insects in the world is the cockroach. Why would that be? What makes them such survivors? The purpose of this article is to investigate an insect with the amazing ability...
Read moreEarwigs - Misunderstood Insects
Earwigs just can't get past their reputation of being evil even though it is unfounded. I am sure you have seen them in the home or outside on occasion in leaf piles or around decaying...
Read moreWhat is in Your Oatmeal?
According to Scientific American, the average American consumes 2 pounds of insects per year. The amount worldwide is much greater because our FDA works as a safety net by having food defect...
Read moreLet's Talk Carpet Beetles
Carpet beetles are often mistaken for bed bugs even though after close examination they are distinctly different. The problem arises when the carpet beetle adults are found on clothing, carpet,...
Read morePennsylvania Wood Cockroaches
The months of May and June are Months for peak activity for the Pennsylvania Wood Roach. This type of roach is an "outdoorsy" bug. In fact, they cannot survive inside the home easily because there...
Read moreHover Flies - The Non-Stinging Insect Pest
Hover Flies are often mistaken for sweat bees, but there are a few differences. I am sure that you have encountered them on hot, sunny, humid days swarming around and wanting to land on arms...
Read moreReading About It Is Step One
If the bug in the article is the bug in your house, the next step is a free quote from a technician who has seen it before.