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The black jeweled beetle is also known as metallic beetles because of its glossy bright colors. Their larvae bore through roots, logs, stems, and leaves. They generally favor dying or dead branches. They are the third most harmful beetle forest pest and are most commonly found in tropical and humid regions. Who is protecting your home? www.protectorpestsolutions.com

Flying squirrels do not actually fly but are able to glide with their patagium, a parachute like membrane that stretches from wrist to ankle. Their long tail provides stability in flight. They are mostly nocturnal. Some are domesticated. They are the most carnivorous of squirrels due to supplementing their diet with eggs. They can live up to 10 years.

Just another subterranean termite inspection for a homeowner who is remodeling their home. It is best to get the inspection and service done as soon as possible to avoid such damage. #termites #subterraneantermites #termiteinspection #protectorpestsolutions

The Millipede is an arthropod in the class known as the Diplopoda. They have as many as 200 legs. Their diet consists of damp and decaying wood and plant materials. They invade our homes when it is either too hot or cold outside. You typically find them in your home in the basement, crawlspace, door and window frames, and garages. The best thing to do to keep them out of your home is to maintain that protective pesticide barrier and seal all entry points(doors, windows, cracks, and crevices). Who is protecting your home?

The American cockroach also called the palmetto bug and the water bug. This is the largest roach that infests the home. It is not native to North America though. They produce a pheromone that has been described to have a musty smell. Best to keep your counters, sinks, tables, and floors free of crumbs and to not leave dishes pile up to not invite them into your home. Who is Protecting your home from pests?

This is the egg sac of a yellow garden spider. It typically contains anywhere from 50 to several hundreds of eggs. One end will be narrower than then other and are strong enough to withstand high winds and predators. These spiders will produce three to four large sacs and deposit them on their web. They lay dormant there until the spring and will emerge in the spring. Who is protecting your home?

The Robber Fly, also known as the Assassin Fly. They have aggressive, predatory habits and feed mainly on other insects. They wait in ambush to catch their prey such as attacking wasps, other flies, grasshoppers, and some spiders.