Carpenter Ants, a Symbiotic Bacteria and a Vegetarian Diet
Carpenter ants are a common reason for homeowners to call NJ pest control services, but did you know that the existence of these bugs could be at risk? With the climate getting warmer overall, these ants, along with many other...
Ants Commonly Found In New Jersey – Part Two
Carpenter ants and acrobat ants are just two of the troublesome ant species found in NJ. Unfortunately, there are others that can become a problem for homeowners. Find out more about two other common species that an NJ ant...
Ants Commonly Found In New Jersey – Part One
NJ is home to all kinds of ant species that can give homeowners headaches. Some of these species are around more often than others, especially in summer. Learn more about a few of the ant species that you might end up needing a...
Interesting Facts About Common New Jersey Ants
There’s no doubt that ants cause plenty of problems for homeowners. From ruined food supplies to wood damage, ants are a common pest that prompts many NJ homeowners to get help from an NJ ant exterminator. However, there are some...
Can Ants and Other Creatures Sense Impending Earthquakes?
There are many stories about how animals have been known to flee or exhibit odd behavior before earthquakes hit. Are these animals really able to sense that an earthquake is coming and react to it? Find out more about this...
Swatting Mosquitoes May Help Them to Learn Your Scent
Mosquitoes are an unfortunate part of summertime. These bugs fly around biting people in order to feed on their blood. Swatting them away is an instinctive reaction that could help you avoid being bitten. Mosquitoes and Scent...
Top Warm Weather Pest Control Problem Insects
While it’s nice to have warmer weather, it also means that there are more pests around. Some pests that are highly active in summer are more difficult to deal with. Keep the following tips in mind if you come across them, and...
Loss of Green Space Pushes Mosquitoes to Municipal Parks
Mosquitoes out in the wild are common, but they’re not as much of a problem in these unpopulated areas. With more and more green spaces disappearing or shrinking, though, these pests are moving to parks and other populated areas...