Mike’s Pest Blog
Wheel Bugs and other Assassins
Wheel bugs are just one of the many insects in the assassin bug family. Members of the assassin bug family are known to have the [...]
Chiggers – Curse of the Playground and Yard
Have you ever had an itch that just could not be satisfied by scratching? If you have, perhaps you have been a victim of Chiggers [...]
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 [...]