Carpenter bees are big, bold, "in your face" bees that are quite scary. Carpenter bees are not terribly aggressive, but they bore through wood, lay eggs and close it in a special cell complete with its own food supply - a combination of pollen and regurgitated nectar.
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The two most common ant species encountered in Maryland are the odorous house ant sometimes referred to as the ” piss ant ” or “pussy ant ” and the carpenter ant. The house ant is far more common and usually shows up on kitchen counters where they forage for anything.
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Introduced into Eastern Pennsylvania in the mid 90's, stink bugs have spread to virtually every state and have left a path of ruined produce and confounded home owners...
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Spring time is egg laying time for snakes but they are active all summer long. Eggs that are laid in the spring often hatch in the fall. Black snakes usually lay approximately 2 dozen oval shaped eggs in mulch and they often hatch in early October.
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When moles are underground, we are on top of it! Moles can absolutely destroy your yard, but you probably already know it if you are reading this. We specialize in nuisance wild life and have better methods for trapping these animals than most others.
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Groundhogs, also known as woodchucks are the main enemy of the beautiful yards. But do not worry. Our trapping methods are very effective. Just give us a call and your yard and lawn can be saved.
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