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Spring is here, which means spring insects are also arriving. They emerge from their winter hiding spaces searching for food and water and possibly shelter. That means that your home is a prime target for these young adult insects.
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"As outdoor temperatures drop, several species that live primarily outdoors start to flock inside in search of food and shelter."
Here's a list of the #pests you should look out for this #winterseason and tips for how you can deal with them: ow.ly/1SqC50CpEQi
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Here's where pests go during the winter months and how you can prevent them from coming back once the weather warms up: ow.ly/2f2J50CcTci
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With Halloween just around the corner it’s time to get those pumpkins carved. However, if not disposed of correctly afterwards you could find that rats, mice and squirrels may also wish to join the pumpkin party! #ProudToBePROMPT #Halloween #pumpkin #rodents
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Are you excited about the cooler weather approaching?
Well, when the leaves begin to fall, the bugs begin to crawl! 🍂🐞
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It's here: Our bi-annual Vector Sectors™ list of the top 10 U.S. cities with the greatest risk for increased pest pressure from vector pests like #mosquitoes and #ticks for the remainder of summer and into fall. Check if your city is on the list: bit.ly/2CGxOQd
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The 288i insect monitor from @Catchmaster is an industry standard for a reason. Check out their field guide for some placement and trapping tips. And learn more about the product here: bit.ly/30OXD8Q
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Mosquitoes do not transmit COVID-19 but they can transmit several other diseases like West Nile virus. Take charge of your yard and eliminate mosquito breeding sources. #NationalMosquitoWeek
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You’ve probably heard by now: murder hornets are swarming the U.S.! But wait a second… are they really? We’re here to give you the truth about murder hornets. bughousepestcontrol.com/the-…
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Similar to pests like #mosquitoes, female horse #flies require a blood meal in order to reproduce. Their bites can be painful and they're known to chase targets for a short period of time. bit.ly/3hCLU4x
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#FunFact: Male #mosquitoes can actually identify the correct species by the pitch of the female's wings. #FIGHTtheBITE
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Thank you for featuring us in your list of the best pest control companies in Texas, @InsectCop! insectcop.net/best-pest-cont…
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Bed bugs are attracted to warmth and carbon dioxide, making anyone who is alive, warm and breathing a bed bug magnet! Check out these 10 things you need to know about #bedbugs and your health. #BedBugAwarenessWeek bit.ly/2AgVBVN
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#DYK: #Mosquitoes find hosts by sight (through movement); by detecting infrared radiation emitted by warm bodies; and by chemical signals (mosquitoes are attracted to carbon dioxide + lactic acid, among other chemicals) at distances of 25 - 35 meters. #FIGHTtheBITE
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Given its localized impact, EEE has historically been a blip on the global mosquito-borne disease death count.
However, when the infection takes hold, symptoms cascade violently from a mild flu to near incapacitation over the course of about one week. read.medium.com/eN33ymv
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From time to time, you may see articles or posts about “natural” heartworm prevention vs. heartworm preventives prescribed by veterinarians. This American Heartworm Society fact sheet separates the facts from the fiction.
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Not-so-fun fact: Carpenter bees have no known natural predators other than the woodpecker and they only eat the larva.
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Thank you to the team at @InsectCop for the great review of our 288i insect traps and monitors. Check out the review here: insectcop.net/catchmaster-in…
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It's #WorldBeeDay2020! A reminder to appreciate these furry boys and take care of them when we can.
We've talked a lot about bees and how important their survival is. Here's a video answering the question "How worried should we be about the bees?"
youtu.be/rhJ1-CRL1Ow
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Have you seen our new billboard on CA-91 freeway?
And, keep an eye out 4 our mailer over the weekend. It shares easy & simple tips 2 help you protect yourself & your loved ones from #Mosquitoes & the diseases they potentially carry! #Zika #WestNile #WestNileVirus
