JULY BLOG: The Spotted Lantern Fly The Spotted Lanternfly: A Baltimore Backyard Invader The spotted lanternfly (SLF) has become a familiar sight in Baltimore, Maryland, since its unwelcome arrival in 2018. This brightly colored insect with a taste for our trees has many Baltimore residents wondering: should I be worried? Fear Not, They Don’t Bite! […]
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Charm City and Crawly Critters: A Look at Baltimore’s History and its Pest Problem Baltimore, Maryland, a city steeped in history and known for its vibrant culture, also finds itself on a not-so-desirable list: “rattiest cities.” In 2022, Baltimore City landed at number 7 on a national ranking, though other sources place it closer to
FEBRUARY BLOG: ANTS IN BALTIMORE Ants Gone Marching One by One: A Guide to Dealing with Baltimore’s Busy Critters Baltimore! Charm City, land of Edgar Allan Poe, and…ants? It’s true, these tiny social insects are just as much a part of the Baltimore landscape as cobblestone streets and delicious crab cakes. But while ants play
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Now in Maryland, Joro Spiders: Striking Beauties or Creepy Critters? The Joro spider, with its vibrant yellow and black markings and impressive size, has become a hot topic in the eastern United States. Accidentally introduced from East Asia, these spiders are causing a stir with their bold appearance and web-building habits. But are they cause
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Exploring Pikesville, Maryland: Your Essential Guide to the Heart of Baltimore County Uncover the essence of Pikesville, Maryland, a neighborhood where history, education, and community converge. This guide offers a snapshot of why Pikesville stands out in Baltimore County, from its varied neighborhoods and schools to transportation links and local life. Key Takeaways A Glimpse
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March Blog: SpidersEight-Legged Legends: Unveiling the Wonders of Spiders Spiders. The eight-legged word itself can evoke chills or curiosity, depending on who you ask. But these fascinating creatures deserve a closer look! More than just creepy crawlies, spiders are ecological marvels that play a vital role in our world. Amazing Adaptations Spiders come in a
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FEBRUARY BLOG: ANTS Ants Gone Marching One by One: A Guide to Dealing with Baltimore’s Busy Critters Baltimore! Charm City, land of Edgar Allan Poe, and…ants? It’s true, these tiny social insects are just as much a part of the Baltimore landscape as cobblestone streets and delicious crab cakes. But while ants play a vital
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The Not-So-Secret Life of German Roaches: Unmasking the Myths and Tactics The mere mention of cockroaches sends shivers down spines and sparks frantic googling for extermination methods. But before you reach for the chemical spray, let’s delve into the fascinating, and slightly unsettling, world of German roaches, the most common cockroach invaders in our homes.
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Stink Bugs are shield-shaped insects. They get their name from their distinctive shield-shaped bodies, which are typically about 1/2 inch long and brown or gray. Some species have markings, such as stripes or spots. Here are some additional facts about stink bugs: Should I be afraid of stink bugs? Whether you should be afraid of
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Bed bugs are small, parasitic insects about the size of an apple seed. They feed on the blood of humans and animals. These pests are reddish-brown in color. Bed bugs are not known to transmit diseases, but their bites can be itchy, sometimes painful, and uncomfortable. They can also cause psychological stress and anxiety for
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