Don’t wing it when it comes to bee stings
Shanderia K. Posey • sposey@jackson.gannett.com • August 11, 2009 Read the rest of the story here – one got in the car with her. Precautions Ideally, you want to avoid getting stung in the first...
View Article10 Most Alien-Like Insects on Earth..
Read the entire story here: Check out the pictures A common mistake when searching for alien life forms is to look up into the sky for something big. But alien life is right here, at our feet, in our...
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Gone with the Windshield
My buddy Jerry from www.pestcemetery,com did an article a while back on Identifying Bugs that people bring in and it reminded me of the Readers Digest article by Dan Reynolds on “Know your Insects at...
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Workman’s Comp and those bugs…
Workman’s Comp and those bugs… I would probably venture that most people wouldn’t consider that a bug bite might fall under a workman’s compensation claim. Read this article at...
View ArticleAre the bugs “Smarter than 5th Graders”
Are the bugs “Smarter than 5th Graders” Wasps Can Recognize Faces – A recent article from National Geographic News Brian Handwerk Have you ever thought that the bug was out to get you, have you thought...
View ArticleStops the Sting!
Stops the Sting! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olPKnxut7ys] ProBest Pest Management carries this great tool, I think every parent should carry this in their car, purse and have it in case...
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Hey how did that Cicada Killer get in my home?
Cicada Killer – Wasp or Hornet? Wasp it is. Large digger wasp (inch to inch and a half) and solitary in nature. Females look for cicadas and then dig a hole and lay one egg on that poor...
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