By prestine January 03, 2014
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By Guest G. at Judy'sBook April 21, 2011
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By Forrest Exterminating Service Inc July 24, 2014
Springtails Characteristics Size: Springtails are usually less than 1/8 inch long. Color: Springtails range from black to silvery gray, depending on the species. The distinctive character is the furcula or tail-like mechanism attached to the tip of the abdomen. Habits: Springtails are so-named because of their sharp projection at the tail end called a furcula. They snap this appendage down on a surface to suddenly spring themselves into the air. Springtails are tiny insects that thrive in damp locations. They live in the soil, in leaf mold, under bark, in decaying logs and on the surface of freshwater pools. When found in structures, their presence may indicate excessive moisture conditions in walls or crawl spaces, under sinks, or around indoor plants. Springtails are harmless to humans, although allergies and dermatitis have been reported in some people sensitive to their presence. Diet: Springtails feed on algae, fungi, and decaying plant materials. Reproduction: Other Information: Springtails become active in early spring and may be seen on snow cover, which is why they have often been called snow fleas. They are drawn to water, and commonly appear in vast numbers on the surface of swimming pools, seemingly overnight. ...read more
By B.A.S Pest Services February 22, 2012
Camel crickets are members of the family Gryllacrididae. There are several species in the United States. Many of them belong to the genus Ceuthophilus.Camel crickets can range from 0.5″ to more than 1¼” in length. The size depends on the particular species. Most camel crickets are brown in color. They do not have wings, so they cannot fly. They move around by jumping or hopping. Camel crickets...cannot make the “chirping” sound that many other types of crickets can make.When they are outdoors, camel crickets prefer damp or humid locations. Homeowners often find them under woodpiles and landscape timbers. They also hide under mulch and piles of leaves in flowerbeds.If the outdoor conditions become too dry, camel crickets often move into houses, garages, and storage buildings. They invade basements, crawl spaces, and ground-level roomsSee More ...read more
By B.A.S Pest Services February 21, 2012
If you are planning on growing tomato plants in your garden, you will need to familiarize yourself with the different types of pests that may seek out your tomato plants to feed off of. You will need to take precautions to prevent pests from damaging your tomato plants. ...read more
Obtaining a pest control certification can lend credibility to your services and inspire confidence and respect in your customers. Learn more about pest control certification to determine if procuring this valuable designation would be a positive career measure for you. ...read more