Author: Monique Thorsell
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Birds are beautiful, wild creatures of nature and most reside in rural environments that provide natural shelters for them. However, some bird species have successfully adapted to our urban environment. The pigeon, starling and house sparrow — among others — thrive in our buildings and on our food. Their adaptation to our communities [...]

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Author: Bruce Gow
Article:
Pest Control & Termite Control Myths
1. “Electronic pest control systems actually work”. This is one of the biggest myths of the industry and lots of people still believe it without any valid scientific evidence. The only ones that work are the ones that emit a spark, barbequing the unfortunate cockroach. How could you [...]

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Jeff Kinser
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Scabies and bedbugs once thought to be a third world problem only, are returning to the United States with a vengeance. Major cities are reporting drastic increases in the number of cases that are reported to the authorities.
The old saying “sleep tight and don’t let the bedbugs bite” used to be considered old fashioned [...]

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Author: Susan Koranki
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Flea and tick season is here!
Most of us love summer, but if your dog is bothered by those summertime pests - fleas and ticks, he won’t be having much fun. Itchy skin, excessive scratching and the possibility of serious illnesses such as Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain spotted fever, are just a few [...]

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Author: Epipen 
Article:The insects most commonly associated with triggering severe allergic reactions belong to the Hymenoptera order. Members include bees, wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, and ants, including the fire ant, an increasingly common, harmful pest that is spreading throughout the United States, where it is now the leading cause of insect stings. 
Although you can take steps [...]

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