Carpenter bees

It’s the time of year when carpenter bees that survived the winter have reemerged for the spring season. In our area of Texas, with warmer days, this can range from the end of February through October. Check around your property for the tell-tale signs of circular...

Red Fire Ants after the rain

I knew it was just a matter of time. First Puxatawny Phil didn’t see his shadow. Then the rain came. Now, the inevitable red fire ants have started to surface. During the cold winter months, fire ants will head below ground for warmth, but with the temperature slowly...

Raccoons in your yard

Since raccoons are primarily nocturnal by nature, you may not see them in your yard during the day, but you will be able to see the damage left behind on your property. Loose small mounds of dirt or patches of sod pulled up are good indicators. While raccoons in your...
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