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New Jersey Daddy Long Legs – A Scary But Harmless Critter
Most people may be surprised to learn that there are two creatures that are referred to as “daddy long legs”. They are similar in looks, but aren’t similar in behavior or living habitats. The two critters actually belong to separate groups of animals. The most common name “daddy long legs” actually belongs to the Order Opiliones. They live under…
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New Jersey Ants Won’t Stop Bugging You
When you see ants in your home, is your first pest control impulse to reach for the bug spray? Bad idea You might kill a few of the bugs with the spray, but you’re missing the bigger problem of infestation. When threatened by even the most powerful bug spray, ant colonies will split up. Each…
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NJ Cockroaches Eliminated Fast With A Monmouth County NJ Exterminator
It is hard to imagine that no matter how clean your New Jersey home is, cockroaches can still find their way indoors. Good sanitation and hygiene are deterrents to keep these pests away, but unfortunately, as many people have found, a cockroach infestation can occur at any point in time. Cockroaches have been in existence…
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Keep Wild Animals Outdoor With Allison Pest Control
Watching wild animals outdoors is great fun for New Jersey residents. They climb, forage, and frolic at will throughout all areas of the state. Because people have moved into territory that once belonged to squirrels, raccoons, possums, snakes, and other critters, wild animals have had to adapt their living conditions to share space with humans.…
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There’s Nothing Sweet About New Jersey ‘Sweet’ Ants
They’re called “sweet” ants because they emit a nauseatingly sweet rotten coconut odor when they’re crushed; but if odorous house ants invade your New Jersey home, experienced Monmouth County NJ ant extermination professionals warn that you’ll find the experience more sour than sweet. Odorous house ants have become the most common and most difficult to…
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Where Mosquitos Spend The Colder Months
Have you noticed that mosquitos disappear at the first sign of a chill in the air? A warm day or two however will cause these blood thirsty creatures to appear seemingly from nowhere. How is it possible that mosquitoes are able to pop up just like magic? Do they sense the heat, hatch and seek…
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