Why Are Spotted Lantern Flies a Problem?
Why Are Spotted Lantern Flies a Problem? The Lycorma delicatula, or spotted lanternfly, might not be a familiar name for most of us, but it should be. The species may look like a type of moth or butterfly but are actually a type...
Tick Awareness in New Jersey for Summer
Ticks carry disease, become tick aware to keep your family safe. July marks the peak of tick season in New Jersey, a time when these tiny pests are most active. With warm and humid weather providing ideal conditions for their...
How Do Ant Colonies Spread?
Ant colonies – how ants spread and colonize new areas is interesting science. Ants are famously known as industrious insects, but that’s not really an asset in the eyes of homeowners. Hard work definitely comes into...
Behavior of New Jersey Hornets in the Summer
Summer in New Jersey brings a vibrant ecosystem to life, and with it, the buzz of hornets. Understanding their behaviors, nesting habits, and interactions with the local environment can help you stay safe and informed....
What to Know About Aggressive NJ Hornets
The Baldfaced and the European hornets are the two varieties encountered in New Jersey. These stinging insects can pose a threat to you and your loved ones, especially if you have children, the elderly, or allergic individuals on...
What to Know About New Jersey Ground Bees
The term “ground bees” may sound like something of an oxymoron, but the truth is that nearly three-quarters of native bee species live underground instead of in hives. Technicians from your local pest control company...
The Smithsonian Recommends Using Amber Lights to Prevent Pests
It’s commonly known that insects are attracted to light. Does this mean sacrificing pleasant summer evenings out on the deck? Our pest control services team shares the results of a Smithsonian study that offers a possible...
Beneficial Insects According to Rutgers: Know When to Call Your Local Exterminator
Not all insects are created equal. Some call for the services of a local exterminator, while others serve a beneficial purpose. Experts at Rutgers University share information about some common “good guy” insects....