Mike’s Pest Blog
The Roach that is not considered a Pest.
Normally when one’s thoughts turn to cockroaches, our minds concentrate on filth and potential pathogens and disease. Today’s article includes a species of cockroach that [...]
German Yellow Jacket
In preparing for summertime and outdoor activities, it is wise to consider and prepare for those insects that can put a damper on outdoor fun. [...]
Stored Product Insect Pests
It’s hard to say just how many pounds of adult insect, eggs, larvae and pupae the average American has eaten in a lifetime, but it [...]
Attack of the Flea
Did you know that fleas can transmit tapeworm and bacterial infections? Even without knowing this fact, we all know that a flea infestation in the [...]
Tiny Black Bugs That Jump
Lush lawns and landscaping are certainly beautiful to look at and the pride of many homeowners, but they tend to be an invitation to Springtails. [...]
Beetles, Flies and Stinky Flowers
Nature has many surprises for us. One is the use of different species to attain a greater goal that will help mankind. Along with this [...]
Its Tick Season
Did you know that certain female ticks can produce thousands of eggs after their last blood meal? Believe it or not, it’s true! Ticks are [...]
Spring Brings out the Most Devastating Insects
Warmer temperatures are back in Indiana and with them comes many insects that may not be a health hazard to human beings but may have [...]
Our Friend the European Honeybee
Honeybees are very likely the most valuable insect known to man. It is the only insect that can claim the title of being the world’s [...]
Spider Bites of Medical Importance in Indiana
Working in the garden or landscaping around the home is a great way to relieve stress and pressure for many people, that is until one [...]