The three most common arthropod pests within San Antonio homes are the same pests that frequently infest structures in in New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle and most other cities in the country. No matter where you go in the US, ants, cockroaches and flies are usually the three most
A great many of the most maligned arthropod pests that inhabit the United States can be found in San Antonio. The city’s far southern location and tremendously high population keep local pest control professionals busy during the summer months. Last spring, local entomologists stated that 2019 would be a pest-heavy
The Africanized honey bee is an invasive insect species in the US that escaped from an apiary in Brazil during the 1950s before traveling northward where the bees eventually invaded the United States. The first Africanized honey bee colony documented within US borders was found in Hidalgo back in 1990,
The hot and humid late summer weather in San Antonio is great for going to the beach, but it also lures insect pests out of their hidden lairs, forcing humans and insects to try and coexist. Unfortunately, some of the insect pests that emerge are a serious nuisance and sometimes
San Antonio is home to numerous venomous arthropods, such as scorpions, centipedes, black widow spiders, brown recluse spiders, several ant species, and many more. However, few arthropods are more dangerous to humans than yellow jacket wasps. This time of year sees yellow jacket numbers peak all over the United States,
Caterpillars may not be the first bugs that come to mind when thinking of venomous insects, but several dangerous caterpillar species can be found all over the state of Texas. Venomous caterpillars in the state include several flannel moth-caterpillar and tussock moth-caterpillar species. The io moth caterpillar and the saddleback
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