This Weeks Pest Control News
Fruit fly sex lives impact effectiveness of pest control strategies
Scientists in Australia have been hard at work watching fruit flies mate to figure out how fly sex is affecting your food. During this process they are discovering more effective pest control strategies. For a great read, check out:
Mosquitoes Plague the Northwest as West Nile Cases Increase
Recent rains, warm weather, and high humidity have made mosquito control in the Northwest challenging. The number of foreclosed properties in the area, with their sometimes un-kept swimming pools and scattered backyard debris that’s collecting water, is making mosquito control more difficult.
New Kind of Ant Discovered in New York City
We can now add one more type of ant to the 13,000 plus known breeds in the world. A new type of ant was discovered by a biologist earlier this week near 63rd and Broadway in New York City.
http://www.longislandpestcontrolblog.com/2012/09/06/new-type-of-new-york-ant/
Scorpion Sting Leaves Arizona Woman With Massive $83,000 Bill
Our friends at Pest Control Mesa AZ bring us this unfortunate story coming out of Phoenix. Imagine being in your garage, opening a box of air conditioner filters, when you are suddenly stung by a scorpion—and that’s not even the worst part! Read all about it at:
http://pestcontrolmesaaz.com/scorpion-sting-leaves-arizona-woman-with-massive-83000-bill/
Top 10 Considerations when Hiring Pest Control Companies
Here are ten criteria our customers are taking into consideration when they are looking to hire a pest control professional. As a pest control operator, look to align yourself with most of these demands to be successful in the industry.
http://xtremeartandentertaiment.blogspot.com/2012/09/top-10-considerations-for-pest-control.html
The Basics of Dust Mites
For all the ins and outs about dust might behavior, including: where they like to hide, how they get into your home, and the health concerns they can cause, check out:
http://www.richterslawncare.com/detroit-pest/the-basics-of-dust-mites/



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