Which Pests Are Bugging You?


American Cockroach

German Cockroach

Oriental Cockroach
 
Smokey Brown Cockroach

Brown Banded Cockroach
 
Usually shy, nocturnal creatures; Can aggravate allergies; Found in dark, moist areas and wherever food is stored or prepared; German cockroach reproduces rapidly; Brown Banded cockroach lives in warm, relatively dry areas; Oriental cockroach moves inside homes in fall and prefers cool moist areas.


Crazy Ant
Attracted by sweet or greasy foods

Fire Ant
Colonies nest in soil and in voids like hollow doors and walls

Pharaoh Ant
Very small and difficult to control, nest throughout structures

Carpenter Ant
Destroys wood; Usually found in moist wood; Reproductives have wings

Cricket
Make an annoying noise in large numbers; Found primarily outdoors, but can move inside

Brown Dog Tick
Feeds in ears, between toes and on the backs of dogs; Hides in pet bedding and behind baseboards; Bites people

Deer Tick
May carry Lyme disease, which can be debilitating to humans and pets; Very small, less than 1/8"; found near deer and mice habitats

Earwig
Active at night, hidden in mulch during the day; Scavenges on dead plant and animal material; Found in cool, damp ground cover

 
Millipede
Normally found outdoors in damp places, but can migrate into basements and first floor rooms

Cat Flea
Found on pets, near pet areas and in carpet; reproduces rapidly; Can cause irritating bites

Sowbug/Pillbug
Like damp places; Frequently invade damp basements, crawl spaces and potted plants; Pillbug rolls into a ball when disturbed;

Spider
Most species hide in cracks, dark areas or webs; May bite if disturbed; Black Widow and Brown recluse species are poisonous


Silverfish
Eats paper, fabric and cereals; Fast-moving

Bales in...Bugs out!