Carpenter Bee Babies & Eggs - Identification for Early Treatment
About Carpenter Bees

Carpenter Bee Babies & Eggs - Identification for Early Treatment

When the long overwinter season has finally passed, carpenter bees emerge from their nests (or, more accurately, from their tunnels) in search of food and a mate. This process begins as the weather...

Tick RepellentWhen is Tick Season & Where Can They Be Found

When is Tick Season & Where Can They Be Found

Ticks are known to carry diseases like Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Lyme disease, tularemia and more. That’s why it’s important to know when and what kind of ticks are active in your area. Learn m...

Bug FactsDifferences Between Wasp & Hornets

Differences Between Wasp & Hornets

One question we get all the time is how to tell the difference between wasps and hornets. All hornets are wasps, but not all wasps are hornets. In that sense, the term “wasp” refers to a broader ca...

About Carpenter BeesDo Carpenter Bees Molt?

Do Carpenter Bees Molt?

Carpenter bees are known for their ability to cause damage to wooden structures by drilling holes to create tunnels. The bees are relatively harmless to humans, but can be a concerning nuisance. I...

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Bug FactsHow to Identify & Treat Your Wood for Wood Eating Insects

How to Identify & Treat Your Wood for Wood Eating Insects

Identifying and Treating Wood for Wood Eating Insects If you’ve ever wondered which bugs leave piles of sawdust behind or which bugs eat wood, there are ways to identify these destructive pests, ba...

WaspsWhere Do Wasps Go in Wintertime?

Where Do Wasps Go in Wintertime?

Do you ever wonder where wasps, bees and other insects that are active in summer go in the wintertime when they’re not buzzing around outdoors? Depending on where you live, harsh winter conditions ...