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Biting Insects

BITING INSECT PROGRAMS FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

Biting Insects | American Dog Tick

American Dog Tick

As it’s name suggests, this tick is commonly found on dogs as an adult. It is found throughout the US, east of the Rocky Mountains.

Biting Insects | Asian Tiger Mosquito

Asian Tiger Mosquito

Asian tiger mosquitoes, also known as forest mosquitoes, are an invasive species that get their “tiger” name from the distinctive black and white strip color pattern.

Biting Insects | Bed Bug

Bed Bug

Bed bugs likely get their name from their habit of feeding on humans while they sleep in their beds.

Biting Insects | Black Widow

Black Widow

Black widow spiders get their common name from the popular belief that the female eats the male after mating, a phenomenon which rarely happens in nature.

Biting Insects | Brown Recluse Spider

Brown Recluse Spider

Often identified by a dark brown violin shape on its back, the brown recluse spider is predominantly found in the Midwest and Southeast of the United States.

Biting Insects | Cat Flea

Fleas

Fleas are parasites that feed on the blood of any warm-blooded animals.

Biting Insects | Culex Mosquito

Culex Mosquito

One of the most notorious summer pests, mosquitoes breed in stagnant water or soft soil.

Biting Insects | Deer Tick

Deer Tick

As the name suggests, this tick is most commonly found on deer as an adult. It is also the vector of the pathogen that causes Lyme disease.

Biting Insects | Lone Star Tick

Lone Star Tick

This tick gets its name from the single white spot clearly visible on the back of the adult female. It can transmit a variety of pathogens.

Microscopic Bird Mites

Bird Mites

Bird mites are parasitic arthropods that primarily infest birds, but they can also become a nuisance to humans under certain circumstances.

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