To get a bit technical, wasps are insects in the hymenoptera order and the apocrita sub-order. Wasps are often mistaken for bees and confused with other stinging insects. It’s not uncommon to get bees, hornets, and wasps confused. They’re all capable of stinging and frequently come with black and yellow markings. Wasps have narrow waists, smooth skin, and four wings. Hornets are a subset of wasp with slightly larger waists but similar skin and wings. Bees tend to be fuzzy, round, and are smaller in general.

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If you’ve been sneezing and coughing, then there are a number of potential culprits. You might already be blaming the pollen outside for instance, or maybe you’re making evil eyes at the dog. Sure he looks cute…

Then there’s the dust, but you’ve vacuumed… so what’s going on? But have you considered another possibility? That the Asthma or Allergies are being set off by pests instead. Here’s what you need to know.

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Bagworms are moth-like insects that love junipers, spruces, and evergreens just as much as we do. However, they don’t get satisfaction by looking at them–because they don’t have eyes– their satisfaction comes from eating them by attaching their bag to a branch. In this post, we’ll go over exactly what these little creatures are, and more importantly bagworms control and treatment in Omaha and Lincoln, NE.

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Spring is finally here! And after a long winter in Omaha, Lincoln and throughout the Midwest, we are ready for some warming. But each year as the ground gets warmer, many pests will make their appearances and this could mean a pest infestation inside your home. So while as you are making out that spring-cleaning list, make sure to add pest proofing to the list! Simple actions around the home can really make all the difference when it comes to pest prevention in Omaha & Lincoln such as ants, rodents, cockroaches, termites, and other insects.

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