A rainy day can be good for gardens and lawns, but it can also create ideal conditions for mosquitos. Homeowners often notice that mosquito activity increases several days after a period of heavy or frequent rainfall.
A rainy day can be good for gardens and lawns, but it can also create ideal conditions for mosquitos. Homeowners often notice that mosquito activity increases several days after a period of heavy or frequent rainfall.
A large, long-legged insect begins flying around your windows or resting on the side of your home. At first glance, it looks like an oversized mosquito—and understandably, you may wonder whether it can deliver an equally oversized bite.
Spending more time outside and wondering, “where do ticks live?” You’re not alone. Ticks love shady, humid places with easy access to animal hosts, exactly the kind of micro-habitats many backyards naturally provide. Looking for professionals to take care of your tick control with maximum impact this season? Request a Quote now or give us a call today on1-800-865-2899 to find out more about our season long tick control program.
Most mosquito issues around the yard can be reduced with the right prevention habits and a consistent treatment program. However, some mosquito species behave differently, which can make them much more difficult to manage.
If you feel like the mosquitoes are worse this year, you are not alone.
Some people seem to get bitten the second they step outside, while others barely get touched.
Protecting Ottawa from Mosquitoes: A Message from Jay Jackson, General Manager of Mosquito.Buzz Ottawa
Whether you're planning a wedding, a garden party, or any outdoor event, the last thing you want are uninvited guests spoiling the atmosphere. We're talking about mosquitoes - those pesky party crashers that can turn a joyous occasion into a swat-fest. But worry not, Mosquito.Buzz has your back!
Ticks are notorious for their resilience, maintaining their activity even during the scorching summer months. So, now is the opportune time to arm yourself with knowledge and strategies to keep these pesky intruders at bay.
Friday, May 6th 2022, 4:35 pm - Efforts are being made to track the spread of tick species to understand how we can better defend against Lyme disease.
