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PROTECTING CONNECTICUT: WHY LEADERS URGE VIGILANCE AGAINST THE SPOTTED LANTERNFLY
May 10, 2024
Connecticut's natural beauty is a source of pride for its residents, but lately, a tiny intruder has been causing concern among state leaders and agricultural experts. The Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species native to Asia, has been spotted in neighboring states, prompting Connecticut leaders to take proactive measures to prevent its spread. In this blog post, we'll delve into why the Spotted Lanternfly poses a threat and what Connecticut residents can do to help protect their environment.
HOW TO KEEP MICE OUT OF YOUR HOME THIS WINTER
September 29, 2023
As the cooler temperatures of autumn give way to the harsh weather of winter, many animals will be seeking shelter and warmth. For mice and other rodents, the appeal of the warm nooks and crannies within our homes is a large draw!
HOW TO PICK A PEST CONTROL COMPANY
May 21, 2023
Pests can pose a significant issue for both homeowners and businesses. Selecting the correct local pest control company is a crucial decision. Whether you need to eradicate termites, bed bugs, ants, or other pests, it’s vital to find a company that can efficiently and effectively eliminate the problem.
MILD WINTER COULD LEAD TO BUGGY SPRING
April 28, 2023
The mild winter has been a pleasant change, but it may come at a cost this spring as insects start to thrive. If you feel like you’re seeing more bugs this April than in previous years, you’re not wrong. The warmer weather has allowed many insects, especially mosquitos, to emerge earlier than usual.
ANTS AND TERMITES
April 17, 2023
Household pests like termites and ants can be a real headache. Termites, in particular, are notorious for swarming and can be easily identified by their flying insects. However, not all swarming insects are termites. Have you stopped to consider flying ants? Let’s take a closer look at the differences between flying ants and termites.
LONGHORNED TICKS IN CONNECTICUT
April 10, 2023
These ticks, which are typically found in Asia and Australia, are parasitic and feed off the blood of mammals, birds, and reptiles.
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