To the untrained eye, bees, wasps, and hornets may appear to be the same insect, however, they’re each different in many ways. One important note is that all hornets are wasps, but not all wasps are hornets. All of these
If you’ve stepped outside at any time in the past few weeks, you’ve surely noticed the massive swarms of Formosan Termites coming out at dusk. A sight like this might lead you to think of ancient Egypt and the end
Throughout Louisiana, the spring season is a lovely time of year. It isn’t yet as hot and muggy as summertime can be, but winter is finally gone statewide. With spring weather, though, can come a variety of pests that thrive
Living in the southeastern region of the United States certainly has its perks. The states in this area have some of the country’s most beautiful scenery, best college sports teams, and the finest dining and shopping. With the perks, however,
While many consider it an asset that winters in Louisiana can be quite mild, warmer temperatures are an invitation to common house pests to stick around, even in the winter months. Here are seven common house pests that wreak havoc
While the spring and summer months are hotbeds for pest activities in Louisiana homes, the winter months can see quite a bit of pest activity, as well. Here are six pest control tips for Louisiana homeowners, to keep your house
Insect infestations can be horrifying on a number of levels. Not only are bugs unpleasant and unsanitary, but left unchecked, they can do serious damage to your home. Cockroaches tend to be particularly off-putting and homeowners, you included, no doubt,
No matter where in the United States you live, the possibility of a residential mice infestation exists. In the South, in particular, these rodents try to come indoors to escape hot, humid summers and chillier winter weather. If you think
Wasps are common in the Southern United States, and in Louisiana, summertime is the flight season when adult wasps maintain burrows and collect beetles. They buzz, can sting, and if they create a colony on your Louisiana property, they create
Wildlife coexists with humans almost everywhere. In some cases, they are harmless and go unnoticed. Other times, they wreak havoc on your property and need to be controlled or removed. Here are some things to keep in mind before taking
