Back in January we discussed the importance of pest services during winter time. Entomologist Mark Garrett is well aware of mice seeking warm shelter in the winter time as he discusses this in the clip below. All it takes is a hole the size of a dice for a disease spreading mouse to invade your home. As News Channel 5 reports, they are desperate to gain entry into your house at this time of year.

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Allow me to introduce you to Daniella Martin. She is the host of Girl Meets Bug, the insect cooking show. Her website explains, “She is passionate about teaching people that insects are fabulous food –in addition to being the most environmentally-efficient animal protein source on the planet!” She makes some valid arguments on her site noting that “insects require up to 20 times less food than cattle, meaning that per pound of food they are given, they produce several times the amount of protein.” The bottom line is if you want to help save the world then get on the insect diet. Although she brings some valid arguments to the table I don’t foresee insect diets catching on in the near future. Considering many people have fear of such insects is just the beginning, I have been around bugs my entire life and I wouldn’t for one second dream of letting this yummy “cuisine” anywhere near my mouth. Just check out the clip below, looking at it just makes me wonder how many organisms may be growing out of her. None the less we bid her good luck in the insect eating quest, but please be sure to save some for AZ pest. Special thanks to The Bug Doctor and our friends from pest cemetery for sharing this and other intriguing information with us.

So what do you think, would you be willing to try the Waxworm Tacos?

If your into that kind of thing also be sure to check out the Scorpion, silkworm, superworm and cricket kebabs with a honey-BBQ glaze.

Gentlemen, it’s times like this you should be thankful you are not a black widow spider!…enjoy!

Remember to call 886-PEST for all of your Arizona spider control & removal needs!

The Arizona Pest Control February newsletter is out now! In the issue we discuss our green pest control techniques and the aspects behind our integrated pest management. Remember you can sign up for our monthly newsletter on our homepage at AZpest.com

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Thank you all for participating in our latest promotion! Those of you who forwarded the January newsletter to five friends who you thought would appreciate our services were entered into a drawing for a free pest service. Congratulations to our big winners Jenene and Sean, your next pest control service is on the house! Thank you all for forwarding our e mail newsletter and be sure to forward future newsletters to anyone that might be interested in the information.

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arizona termite inspection

This is one of the most intriguing desert dwellers here in Arizona. The horned lizard is a fascinating specimen and plays a vital role in our delicate Eco system. Check out the regal lizard’s killer self defense mechanism below!

BASF (The world’s leading chemical company) has recently launched a couple of very useful, informational websites for consumers. The Ant Institute is a site dedicated to relaying vital ant control information to home owners. The site features great tips on how to avoid an ant infestation, and also contains facts about colony behavior, and the biology of ants. Another cool aspect of the site is it has an ask the expert feature, which is always a useful resource. Remember, you can always ask us about your pest & termite control questions.

The other site BASF recently launched is The Termite Institute. The site has many similar aspects as the ant institute does except the focus is on termite inspection & control. The site provides homeowners with many answers to questions that people constantly have about these common invaders. You can find the answers to questions such as…

Can termites tunnel through cement?

Does homeowners’ insurance cover the cost of termite damage?

Can I treat my termite infestation myself?

You can also find a useful termite identification chart to help you identify this particularly annoying pest. Be sure to let us know what other pest and termite control resources you use when looking for a professional to protect your home and family.

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