Bark beetles have made headlines in recent years due to major outbreaks in California and other parts of the U.S. As climate change causes warmer temperatures and increased drought events, bark beetle infestations are likely to become more common, making it important to know the facts about bark beetle control. What is a bark beetle? […]
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The hot, dry climate of Arizona is an ideal place for scorpions to live. Although these members of the arachnid family look intimidating, most species of scorpions in Arizona are harmless to humans. However, there are still some dangerous ones in the Grand Canyon State. In this post, we’ll explore the scorpions you’re most likely
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If you live in a wooded area, store firewood outdoors, or have trees in your landscaping, round-headed borers (Cerambycidae) may take up residence in your yard. Knowing how to identify them and what attracts them can help you deal with infestations when they occur. What is a round-headed borer? A round-headed borer is the common
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Ailing trees and weakened wood on your property could be signs of deathwatch beetle damage, as these pests are common in some parts of the U.S. Read on to get the facts on these wood-destroying beetles and for tips on getting rid of deathwatch beetles. What is a deathwatch beetle? A deathwatch beetle (also called
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While most people aren’t as familiar with old house borers as other wood-damaging pests, they are common in the U.S., particularly along the Atlantic Seaboard. These black beetles cause damage to wooden structures at rapid speeds, creating a need for expensive repairs and replacements. Read this article to learn about old house borer beetles and
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If you’ve noticed a small mouse around your home, you could have a house mouse or a field mouse. Understanding the differences between the two may help you understand the pests that are invading your space. In this post, we’ll compare the field mouse vs. the house mouse to help you identify these rodents. What’s
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Pantry beetles are household pests that invade dry food storage areas like pantries, cabinets, and counters. They are drawn to stored products, particularly food grains, and can quickly overtake an unwatched pantry or shelf. If you’re dealing with a pantry beetle infestation in your home, use this guide to learn about them and how to
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When crickets get into your home, their loud chirping noises instantly become a nuisance. However, aside from their disturbing sounds, crickets can also damage different types of fabric around the house, including clothing made of cotton and silk. Keep reading to learn more about why these pests come into your home, what they eat, and
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If you find ants in your kitchen or bathroom, there’s a good chance they’re pavement ants. While they can become a nuisance after entering your home, it is possible to control them. In this post, we’ll tell you what you need to know about pavement ants and what you can do if you have an
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