Fall in the northeast is beautiful. The sun is still warm, and the skies are clear. Unfortunately, as humans, we hold on to the warmth, and so do pests. They, too, are looking for a warm environment indoors as the outdoor temperatures fall. According to Thoughtco.com,...
It is hard to believe it is spring in Upstate New York. We have been bouncing between 25 degrees and 62 degrees for a few weeks and that confuses nature. Spring awakens the hibernating wildlife and dormant insects and pests. Where are these insects coming from? We...
The bugs think it's spring! Yes, sudden, unexpected warm weather can affect common household pests, and some nuisance wildlife. In a large section of the northeast this past weekend, some cities experienced temperatures between 65-75 degrees. This warm gift to humans,...
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