Rodents are one of the most damaging household pests in Florida. Once they enter a home, they can cause structural damage, contaminate food, and multiply quickly in hidden areas like attics and wall voids. Because they are nocturnal and highly adaptive, rodent activity often goes unnoticed until the infestation is well established. Why Rodents Enter Florida Homes Rodents are driven by three main needs: Food access Warm shelter Safe nesting areas Florida homes provide all three, especially during storms, heat waves, or heavy rain. 7 Common Warning Signs Scratching or movement sounds in walls or ceilings at night Droppings in...
Bee and wasp activity in Florida increases significantly during warm months, especially in areas with dense landscaping, roof overhangs, and attic access points. While these insects play an important role in the environment, nests located near homes can quickly become a safety concern especially when disturbed. Why Bees and Wasps Choose Florida Homes Common nesting locations include: Roof eaves and soffits Attics and wall voids Trees and shrubs near structures Underground areas in yards Mailboxes and outdoor fixtures Florida’s heat and humidity create ideal nesting conditions almost year-round.es can experience roach activity because water and shelter matter more than cleanliness...
Did you know that honey bee pollination adds over $15 billion in value to agricultural crops each year? Pollinators are crucial to the U.S economy, food security, and environmental health. They help to ensure that our diets include ample vegetables, fruits, and nuts. Pollinators include honey bees, native bees, birds, bats, and other insects. In 2014 beekeepers reported losing nearly 40% of their honey bee colonies. As the honey bee population continues to decline we are at risk of losing valuable agricultural services provided by these creatures. The Monarch butterfly population is also in jeopardy. Over the last 20 years...
April showers bring May flowers and with May flowers come the bees! Although many people do not see what all the buzz is about, honey bees in particular are responsible for the majority of pollination for commercial crops and flowering plants. While there are countless others, such as butterflies, wasps, bats, and birds, honey bees take the cake for the most important plants. Unfortunately, there has been a decline in the European Bee population. The largest contributor to the decline is the Varroa mite. This mite parasitizes the bee and feeds on the hemolymph, which is insect blood. This weakens...
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