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This spider has lost weight! All the spinning seems to be directed towards making a place for her eggs to hatch. It's like a cotton pad stuck to the basil stem.
While showing property yesterday, I came across one home with mounds of sand in the interior corners of the house. There were little white flakes in it. What could this be? Is this a sign of termites or maybe just ants?
Better than Bug Spray -- and for those of you on vacation in August start relying on vitamin B1. People who have diets high in thiamine (vitamin B1) report fewer insect bites than others. "That's because the vitamin gives off an odor when you perspire that is unattractive to insects but … (0 comments)
Out Damned Pest!
Here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge we have so many beautiful things. But this time of year, bugs ain't one of them!
Staff: I have read some posts commending You and some complaining about You!
Don't vacant houses show better if there are not dead bugs laying around? Who is responsible for cleaning up the dead bugs? 
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We did a release to the site early this morning and it looks like there are a few bugs. (I'm a get the bad out of the way first kind of person) We have had people report that they can not upload pictures......the spell check still isn't working (this was suppose … (113 comments)
RISMEDIA, May 5, 2008-The average home buyer views at least 10 homes over an eight week search so it isn't practical to get a professional inspection of every house they tour. FrontDoor.com, a new real estate website powered by HGTV, comes to the rescue pointing out things to look for in … (0 comments)
Here in the Mid South it is the time of year to find termites swarming. This generally occurs from March to May. The swarmers have a small dark body, brownish black in color with clear wings about twice the size of it's body. While there are different kinds of termites, if you see these you have others … (0 comments)
Restore The Earth Series PART 1 PART 2 PART 3 
Apparently, we're not the only ActiveRain'ers around. We've got company, to the tune of trillions (likely more) fellow members who don't have much to say about anything, save for places like here in Seattle where it not only rains all the time, but actively so.
I woke up this morning and went out on the back porch like I do everyday. While watching two young lizards play on the screen, I noticed something odd on another screen. I got closer to the thing that was definitely NOT a lizard, for further inspection. I could see … (13 comments)
In today's world of Organic Foods and Green Buildings, it seems that everyone is trying to be more healthy. In reality, the greatest threat to ourselves sits out in the Garage or right underneath the Sink in which we prepare our meals! It is pesticides.
Introduction The German cockroach is the cockroach of concern, the species that gives all other cockroaches a bad name. It occurs in structures throughout Florida, and is the species that typically plagues multifamily dwellings. In Florida, the German cockroach may be confused with the Asian cockroach, Blattella asahinai Mizukubo. While these … (0 comments)
Yeah Right. The little black varmits may be more determined than ever to drain you a pint or maybe the snow this past week will mess up the water pools where they breed and get ready to attack those out door barbeques. Seriously, for about two weeks in late May, the … (2 comments)
So now it's your turn - your on stage, with Christmas, New Years, Valentines Day, St. Patrick's Day and now Easter out of the way there is a little bit of a break in store for the consumer and the holiday marketing campaigns waged by the retailers. I do not think … (2 comments)
The presence of any one of the pests listed in the title is enough to generate an "Oh My!" from most of us. They, and a host of other pests, are engaged in an ongoing battle for access, use (habitation and/or destruction) and control of your property.To effectively battle against the … (1 comments)
If your house is a typical one, there is probably some kind of small, leggy creature that makes its home with you. Whether they are termites, fleas, roaches, ants, or spiders, it is a good idea to serve them with an eviction notice before you put your home on the market. … (1 comments)
Just ran across a short article by a local landscape contractor here on Long Island. He cautions that because there has not been a prolonged deep freeze which kills off the insect population, there may very well be a lot of insect infestation in the garden this spring.
I noticed some recent email traffic coming from good old AR. It seems that I was missed. I did honestly have a spell of long term blog-writers-block or BWB.