Pests

* Over 20,000 species of bees worldwide. 

* Do not attempt to remove nests on your own. 

* Winged, flower feeding insects.

* Among the most prevalent indoor pests. 

* Over 12,000 species worldwide.

* Effective management approaches vary depending on species. 

*  Prolific, roaches reproduce quickly out of sight behind walls.

*  Cause Allergic Reaction and aggravate Asthma symptoms in sensitive individuals.

*  Common hourshold pests.

* Feed on plants or decaying animal and plant matter.

*  Insect with the largest number of known species between 5-8 million. 

*  Found in almost all habitats.

* Feed on decaying organic materials and plant matter.

* Over 900 known species worldwide. 

* Crickets can damage emerging seedlings.

* Enter homes in search of food and shelter.

* Spread disease through parasites and feces.

* Belongs to the order of rodents. 

* Common nuisance flies include house fly, face fly, stable fly, and garbage fly.

* Feed on animal waste and decaying organic materials.

* Transmit bacteria and viruses to humans.

* Range in length from 3/8 - 1 inch in length.

* Feed on plants in Spring and Summer months. 

* C-Shaped larvae of beetles.

* Over 3,000 species of Lice worldwide.

* Three are classified as agents of human disease.

* Louse also known as Nit. 

* Known vecotrs of infectious diseases, killing millions each year.

* Over 3,500 known species worldwide. 

* To contorl eliminate standing water in areas around your home.

* Feed on decaying leaves and other dead plant matter.

* Signs of damage include the stripping of the outer layers of the young plant. 

* Common garden pest.

* Over 150,000 different species. 

* Generally known as a pest given the damage caused t5o clothing. 

* Feed on dead or decaying plant material, stored food products and fabrics.

* Contaminate food and spread diseases. 

* Cause damage to stuctures and property. 

* Do not attempt to touch or remove. 

** Call a professional!!

* Scorpions don't bite, they "sting"

* Over 1,500 species of scorpions worldwide.

* Small wingless insect 1/2 inch - 1 inch in length. 

* Feeds on carbohydrates such as sugar and starches.

* Commonly found in homes where moisture is present including: sinks, showers, or baths.

* Presence is a sign of a more serious pest infestation. 

* Predators, spiders feed on other pests. 

* Over 40,000 spider species worldwide.

* Transmit diseases such as Lyme and HGE (Human Granulocytic Erlichiosus).

* Feed on the blood of mammals, birds, and occasionally reptiles. 

* Commonly foud in tall grass and overgrown vegetation.

* Predatory, flying, stinging insect. 

* Over 75,000 known species of wasps. 

* Nests can be found above or below ground.

* Small beetle usually less than 1/4 inch. 

* Over 60,000 species of weevils found worldwide. 

* Feed on dry foods, cereal and grain products. 

* Can cause Ecoli if ingested. 

* Over 4,400 known species of worms worldwide. 

* Feed on organic matter and live within the soil. 

* Plow through soil allowing for oxygenation and deposit nitrogen.