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Rodent Awareness Week Printable Coloring Page
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) has designated October 17-23, 2021, as Rodent Awareness Week. This is an annual observance recognized by Chase’s Calendar of Events to promote greater awareness about the threats rodents pose to health and property. In observation of Rodent Awareness Week, we have created a Rodent Awareness Week printable coloring book…
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Printable Bug Coloring Book Pages for Kids
Looking for fun activities for kids that don’t involve screen time? Check out Bug Busters’ printable bug character coloring book pages. Be sure to post the finished products on Facebook or Instagram and tag us–we’d love to feature your child’s original art on our social channels!
Read MorePrevent Bed Bugs From Ruining Your Vacation
It’s finally warming up here in the Southeast, meaning millions of Americans are eagerly gearing up for vacation. However, before hitting the road to enjoy some rest and relaxation, we encourage travelers to learn and practice bed bug prevention tips to help avoid bringing home these unwanted souvenirs.
Read MoreSpring Cleaning & Spring Pest-Proofing Go Hand-in-Hand
While spring cleaning is a great time for homeowners to de-clutter and spruce up the home, this seasonal tradition is a doubly beneficial time to tidy up in order to prevent undesirable, springtime pests such as ants, termites, mice, and fruit flies. To help the public maintain pest-free homes this spring, the National Pest Management…
Read MoreWhere Do Bugs Go During The Winter
Just where do bugs go during the winter months? Some bugs migrate to warmer climates during the winter months; some hibernate, while others are learning to stick out the cold months thanks to global warming. Bugs have a variety of ways of surviving the winter months. Often times spiders, insects and all types of arthropods…
Read MoreSentricon: Augmented Reality Video
There are a few specific questions that homeowners consistently ask during their initial conversations with a Certified Sentricon Specialist. For instance, “how do the termites find the stations” or “does the termite bait attract termites to my house. The answers to these questions and more are located in this video.
Read MoreHow Can Homeowners Tell The Difference Between Carpenter Ant Workers That Nest In Structural Lumber, And Those That Merely Pose A Nuisance Within Homes?
Many pest management professionals say that carpenter ants are the most difficult native ant pests to control, and there are several valid reasons for this claim. For one thing, most carpenter ant infestations see workers establish one or more nests within inaccessible indoor spaces where they cannot be readily detected or treated. These spaces include…
Read MoreMosquito Q and A
Why are mosquitoes considered a dangerous pest? Mosquitoes are vectors of numerous diseases and are often described as one of the deadliest animals on earth. Some of the most common and well-known diseases transmitted by mosquitoes include Zika, West Nile virus, malaria, dengue and equine encephalitis (EEE). According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mosquito…
Read MoreMosquito Control Tips | Georgia Mosquito Control
To prevent the health risks that can potentially accompany an already-pesky mosquito bite, be sure to follow these mosquito prevention tips from Bug Busters USA When spending time outdoors, apply an insect repellant containing at least 20% DEET, picaridin or oil of lemon-eucalyptus, and reapply as directed on the label. People who are spending long…
Read More25% Of Atlanta Homes Are Infested With Cockroaches, And Termites Are Becoming Particularly Problematic Pests In Savannah
Insect pests like cockroaches and flies are abundant in big cities where they can easily locate discarded foods and shelter where rotting organic matter provides them with ideal living conditions. For example, the sizable American cockroach thrives in urban sewer systems, and house flies, blow flies gravitate toward landfills and dumpsters behind restaurants where they…
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