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How Do New Jersey Insects Survive Winter’s Cold?

In New Jersey, insects are most active in the summer, and many people tend to think of insects as a strictly summer pest. Many insects, such as wasps and most bee species, do die out when winter’s cold winds start to blow. A single fertilized queen digs down into the soil, sheltering underground until spring arrives when she emerges to build new colony. But quite a few insects have…

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Fall Invaders Trying to Sneak into New Jersey Homes

Like reptiles, insects are cold-blooded. Unable to generate their own heat, insects draw warmth from their surroundings. When temperatures drop in the fall, insects use different strategies to survive winter’s cold, NJ pest control experts explain. Like monarch butterflies, some insects migrate to warmer climates. Other insects, such as termites, build their nests deep underground where…

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Stink Bugs Overrun Northern New Jersey

The warm, wet spring and hot summer months have created ideal conditions for the explosion of New Jersey insect populations. Mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, pill bugs, centipedes, bees, beetles, flies, wasps – everywhere you look insects are crawling, creeping or flying. 

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First Aid for Biting and Stinging Summer Pests

Mosquitoes, ticks, bees, wasps, spiders, flies – your backyard can feel like a battlefield when summer pests catch you in their crosshairs. While only a small percentage of people experience severe reactions to insect bites and bee stings, even mild reactions can be unpleasantly annoying.

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