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They often prefer... - [Animals in Anaheim that Eat Ants](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/07/animals-in-anaheim-that-eat-ants/): California is famous for its beautiful natural expanses and diverse wildlife. Its many ecosystems next to one another amount to... - [How to Avoid Wasps in Your Car](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/06/how-to-avoid-wasps-in-your-car/): Picture this: You are cruising down the beautiful California roads, wind in your hair, when suddenly, a buzzing sound catches... - [A Bug's Life: The Reality of Ants](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/04/the-reality-of-ants-life/): When having dinner there are many guests you’d want to invite over. Loved ones, friends, family... the list goes on.... - [Pest Control Guidelines in California Every Landlord Needs to Know](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/03/pest-control-guidelines-in-california-every-land/): As a landlord, it’s essential to understand what the state requires of you regarding pest control. Infestations of rodents, insects,... - [The Dangers of Rodent Droppings](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/02/the-dangers-of-rodent-droppings/): How Rodents Harm Your Health Rodents are an unwelcome guest in any home. Not only do they cause property damage,... - [Why You Should Treat Your Home for Pests During the Winter](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/12/why-you-should-treat-your-home-for-pests-during/): It’s wintertime, and for many of us, that means bundling up in our coziest sweaters, sipping on hot cocoa, and... - [Everything You Need to Know About Bedbugs](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/11/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bedbugs/): Don’t Let the Bedbugs Bite! We’ve all heard the saying, “don’t let the bed bugs bite,” but what does that... - [Your Guide to Identifying an Infestation in Your Home](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/11/your-guide-to-identifying-an-infestation-in-your/): No one wants to think about the possibility of having pests in their home. But the truth is, even the... - [Spooky Facts About Spiders](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/10/spooky-facts-about-spiders/): When most people think of spiders, they probably think of the scary ones found in Australia. Although Australia is home... - [Where Do Mosquitoes Go When the Weather Cools?](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/08/where-do-mosquitoes-go-when-the-weather-cools/): It’s no secret that mosquitoes have wreaked havoc on our arms and legs all summer. Interestingly, as soon as the... - [What Pests Cause The Most Harm to My Home?](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/07/what-pests-cause-the-most-harm-to-my-home/): In our world, thousands of pests can enter your home, some more harmful than others. It can be challenging to... - [How Bed Bugs Get in Your Bed](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/07/how-bed-bugs-get-in-your-bed/): Bed Bug Infestations Do you know how bed bugs get in your bed? Most people don’t. Bed bugs are tiny... - [Hazardous Pest Control Products to Avoid](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/06/hazardous-pest-control-products-to-avoid/): Safe Home Pest Control Many pest control products on the market can be hazardous to your home and family. It... - [When Birds in Your Yard are a Problem](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/04/when-birds-in-your-yard-are-a-problem/): When Birds in Your Yard are a Problem Many bird species can be beautiful to see in your backyard, but... - [How Long Do Common Pests Live?](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/03/how-long-do-common-pests-live/): How Long Do Common Pests Live? There are a lot of pests out there trying to find their way into... - [Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Pests](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/02/natural-ways-to-prevent-and-treat-pests/): Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Pests Pest control can be tricky when you’re doing it on your own. Many... - [Where Rodents Come From](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/01/where-rodents-come-from/): Where Rodents Come From When we see a mouse or rat in our home, it can be pretty jarring. You... - [How to Prevent Ants from Taking Over Your Home](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/12/how-to-prevent-ants-from-taking-over-your-home/): How to Prevent Ants from Taking Over Your Home Where there is one ant, there are likely more not far... - [Common Signs of a Rodent Infestation](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/11/common-signs-of-a-rodent-infestation/): Signs of a Rodent Infestation Unless you got them from a shelter or pet store, rodents are never a welcome... - [4 Things in Your Home That Attract Rodents](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/10/4-things-in-your-home-that-attract-rodents/): 4 Things Rodents Love Rodents are notorious for entering dirty environments, but no matter how clean your home may be,... - [How to Protect Yourself From Termites](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/09/how-to-protect-yourself-from-termites/): Protect Your Home From Termites Termites aren’t just a nuisance like ants or other creatures. They can unleash a lot... - [Mosquito Control 101](https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/08/mosquito-control-101/): Mosquito Control 101 Did you know that there are over 200 species of mosquitoes that live in the United States?... ## Products - [Aedes Mosquito](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/mosquitoes/aedes-mosquito/): Actual Size: ⅛” to ⅜” in length Characteristics: Typically has black and white markings on its legs with a white... - [Arizona Bark Scorpion](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/scorpions/arizona-bark-scorpion/): Actual Size: 2 to 3 inches Characteristics: Light brown or tan coloration with tiny “hairs” on their legs. Legs: 8... - [Rover Ant](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/rover-ant/): Actual Size: 1/16” Characteristics: Varied colors ranging from pale to dark brown or black. Has an uneven thorax with a... - [Sac Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/sac-spider/): Actual Size: ¼ to ⅜” Characteristics: Yellow abdomen with light tan head and legs. Legs: 8 Habitat: Lives outdoors in... - [Powderpost Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/powderpost-beetle/): Actual Size: ⅛ to ¼” in length Characteristics: Narrow bodies that are reddish-brown or black. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Giant House Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/giant-house-spider/): Actual Size: ¾ with 2” leg span Characteristics: Large bodies with brown, gray, or black pattern on back. Legs: 8... - [Funnel Weaver Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/funnel-weaver-spider/): Actual Size: ⅓ to ⅔” when fully grown. Characteristics: Mottled brown or gray with stripes down the body. Legs: 8... - [Hobo Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/hobo-spider/): Actual Size: 1 to 1¾" including legs Characteristics: Light to dark brown. A darker stripe down the center of the... - [Harvestmen / Daddy Longlegs](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/harvestmen-daddy-longlegs/): Actual Size: 0. 6 mm to 23 mm Characteristics: Long, spindly legs. Small round body with no waist. Legs: 8... - [Woodlouse Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/woodlouse-spider/): Actual Size: 11 mm to 15 mm Characteristics: Reddish-orange bodies with a dirty white abdomen that resembles a bean. Legs:... - [Sawtoothed Grain Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/sawtoothed-grain-beetle/): Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Brown; slender and flat. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but do not fly. Habitat: Infests... - [Rice Weevil](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/rice-weevil/): Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Long snout with a reddish-brown or black body. Four distinctive light spots on wings. Legs: 6... - [Red Flour Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/red-flour-beetle/): Actual Size: 3. 5 mm Characteristics: Small, reddish-brown, flat bodies. Last three segments of the antenna get wider at the... - [Merchant Grain Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/merchant-grain-beetle/): Actual Size: 1/10” Characteristics: Dark brown and flat bodies with six saw-like teeth on each side of the thorax. Legs:... - [Indian Meal Moth](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/indian-meal-moth/): Actual Size: 16 mm wingspan Characteristics: Very small moths with distinctive coppery scales on the outer half of their wings.... - [Drugstore Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/drugstore-beetle/): Actual Size: 2. 25 mm to 3. 5 mm Characteristics: Cylindrical-shaped bodies with humped backs. Brown or reddish brown. Legs:... - [Skunk](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/skunk/): Actual Size: 8 to 19” in length; weighing 7 ounces to 14 lbs Characteristics: Black furry bodies with longitudinal white... - [Raccoon](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/raccoon/): Actual Size: 2’ to 3’ long; 7 to 10 lbs. Characteristics: Plump, furry bodies with alternating light and dark gray... - [Opossum](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/opossum/): Actual Size: Up to 3 feet long when mature Characteristics: Furry, gray bodies with a white face and pink nose.... - [Mole](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/mole/): Actual Size: 4. 4 to 6. 25” Characteristics: Brown to dark gray bodies that are hairless; small eyes with a... - [Camel Cricket](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/camel-cricket/): Actual Size: ½ to 1. 5” Characteristics: Tan to dark brown with darker bands on the back legs. Long antennae.... - [No-see-um / Midge (biting)](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/no-see-um-midge-biting/): Actual Size: less than ⅛” Characteristics: Tiny bodies that are grayish-black. Pigmented markings on the wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: 6... - [Lovebug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/lovebug/): Actual Size: 6 mm to 9 mm Characteristics: Small black bodies with a soft, velvety appearance. Distinctive red marking behind... - [House Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/house-fly/): Actual Size: ¼” Characteristics: Four dark stripes on the thorax. Grayish-black in color. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat:... - [Horse Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/horse-fly/): Actual Size: ¾ to 1 ¼” Characteristics: Big, bulgy eyes and clear wings. Black or gray in color. Legs: 6... - [Gnat / Midge (non-biting)](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/gnat-midge-non-biting/): Actual Size: 1/16 to ⅛” Characteristics: Gray to black with transparent wings. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Drawn... - [Garbage Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/garbage-fly/): Actual Size: 1/8 to 1/4″ Characteristics: Gray bodies with four black stripes on the body. Covered in tiny hairs that... - [Fungus Gnat](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/fungus-gnat/): Actual Size: 1/10 to ⅛” Characteristics: Gray or black to yellow-orange in color with smoky-gray wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes... - [Fruit Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/fruit-fly/): Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are pale brown or yellow. Usually has bright red eyes. Legs: 6 Wings:... - [Drain Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/drain-fly/): Actual Size: 1. 5 to 5 mm Characteristics: Stocky and hairy bodies that look fuzzy. Small in size. Legs: 6... - [Deer Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/deer-fly/): Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Long bodies that are yellow-brown to black with mottled wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes... - [Crane Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/crane-fly/): Actual Size: 1 to 1 3/4” Characteristics: Very long legs with a slender body. Legs: Yes Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes... - [Cluster Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/cluster-fly/): Actual Size: 8 mm Characteristics: Dark gray, not shiny. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Drawn to ripe fruit... - [Blow Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/blow-fly/): Actual Size: ⅕” Characteristics: Shiny and almost metallic-looking. Usually blue, green, gold, or black. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes... - [Black Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/black-fly/): Actual Size: 1 to 5 mm Characteristics: Black with some gray markings or reddish coloring. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Springtail](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/springtail/): Actual Size: 4 to 10 mm Characteristics: Tiny wingless insects with varied color ranging from black and gray to yellow,... - [Spider Mite](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/spider-mite/): Actual Size: Less than 1/20” Characteristics: Two red eyespots near the head. Oval-shaped bodies with large, dark blotches on each... - [American Dog Tick](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/american-dog-tick/): Actual Size: 3. 6 mm to 5 mm Characteristics: Oval shaped bodies. Reddish-brown or dark brown color with white-gray pattern.... - [Japanese Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/japanese-beetle/): Actual Size: 8 to 11 mm Characteristics: Metallic green bodies with coppery wing covers. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes,... - [Emerald Ash Borer](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/emerald-ash-borer/): Actual Size: 7 to 8 mm Characteristics: Long narrow body; shiny emerald or coppery green. Legs: Yes Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Cigarette Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/cigarette-beetle/): Actual Size: 2 to 3 mm Characteristics: Shiny bodies with reddish-brown coloration. Small, round, and squat beetles. Legs: 6 Antennae:... - [Black Carpet Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/black-carpet-beetle/): Actual Size: 2. 8-5 mm Characteristics: Dark brown or black in color. About twice as long as it is wide.... - [Cicada Killer Wasp](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/cicada-killer-wasp/): Actual Size: 1 ½” Characteristics: Amber-colored wings and a large, black abdomen covered in yellow markings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes... - [Wolf Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/wolf-spider/): Actual Size: 1 ½” Characteristics: Gray, black, or brown pattern on their back. Large in size. Legs: 8 Habitat: Usually... - [Orb-Weaver Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/orb-weaver-spider/): Actual Size: 6 mm to 20 mm Characteristics: Very long legs. Orange, black, or brown bodies. Legs: 8 Habitat: Generally... - [House Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/house-spider/): Actual Size: 1″ length, 2" leg span Characteristics: Gray or dark brown bodies with two dark stripes on the head... - [House Sparrow](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/house-sparrow/): Actual Size: 5 to 6” Characteristics: Light-colored cheeks. Black throat and chest with brown stripes. Habitat: Drawn to man-made structures... - [Pigeon](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/pigeon/): Actual Size: 13. 5 inches; 10-13 oz in weight Characteristics: Short, slender bills. Blue and gray coloration with varied patterns.... - [Roof Rat](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/roof-rat/): Actual Size: 13 to 15” long including the tail Characteristics: Slender bodies with long tails. Usually gray to black in... - [German Cockroach](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/german-cockroach/): Actual Size: 1/2 to 5/8" Characteristics: Tan with two long, dark brown stripes behind the head. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes... - [Honey Bee](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/honey-bee/): Actual Size: 1/2" Characteristics: Golden brown and black bodies that are covered in fuzz. Has yellow or pale orange bands... - [Paper Wasp](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/paper-wasp/): Actual Size: 0. 75 to 1. 25” Characteristics: Black wings and abdomen. Mahogany-colored body marked with a distinct yellow ring.... - [Mud Dauber](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/mud-dauber/): Actual Size: 1” Characteristics: Has a distinctively thin, “thread-like” waist. Yellow or black in color. Easy to identify due to... - [Varied Carpet Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/varied-carpet-beetle/): Actual Size: 2 to 3 mm Characteristics: Oval-shaped bodies that are black in the center with an irregular pattern of... - [Desert Brown Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/desert-brown-spider/): Actual Size: ¼” to ½” Characteristics: Small, dark brown and black bodies with a dark spot behind their head. Legs:... - [Southern House Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/southern-house-spider/): Actual Size: 13 mm to 19 mm Characteristics: Females are black and resemble small tarantulas. Males are amber or brown... - [Tarantula](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/tarantula/): Actual Size: 3 to 4” Characteristics: Large, robust bodies covered in black or brown fuzz. Legs: 8 Habitat: Drawn to... - [Cellar Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/cellar-spider/): Actual Size: ¼” not including their long and thin legs Characteristics: Tan, light brown, or gray with long and spindly... - [Brown Widow Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/brown-widow-spider/): Actual Size: ¼ to 1” Characteristics: Black or dark brown; orange or yellow hourglass marking on the underside of the... - [Yellow Garden Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/yellow-garden-spider/): Actual Size: ¾ to 1. 1” Characteristics: Females are black with symmetrical yellow markings. Males are brownish with less yellow... - [Confused Flour Beetle](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/confused-flour-beetle/): Actual Size: 3. 5 mm Characteristics: Small, flat beetles with reddish-brown coloration. Last three sections of the antenna are nearly... - [Gray Squirrel](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/gray-squirrel/): Actual Size: Head and body 8 to 10” long; bushy tails 7. 5 to 10” long. Characteristics: Grayish to grayish-brown;... - [Fox Squirrel](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/fox-squirrel/): Actual Size: 10 to 15” in length; weighing 1. 6 to 2. 3 lbs. Characteristics: Large, bushy tails and reddish-brown... - [Pillbug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/pillbug/): Actual Size: ¼ to ½” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are usually dark or slate gray. Legs: 14 Antennae: 2 pairs... - [Millipede](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/millipede/): Actual Size: ½ to 6 ½” Characteristics:Long, cylindrical bodies that are brown in length. Legs: Common species have between 34... - [Ladybug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/ladybug/): Actual Size: 0. 8 to 18 mm Characteristics: Bright, cherry-red shells dotted with black spots. Small white “cheeks” on their... - [Kissing Bug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/kissing-bug/): Actual Size: ½ to 1” Characteristics: Light brown or black, sometimes with red or yellow patterns on the abdomen. Legs:... - [House Cricket](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/house-cricket/): Actual Size: ¾ to 1” Characteristics: Three dark bands on the head. Light yellowish-brown bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Clothes Moth](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/clothes-moth/): Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Brown or golden with hair on the top of their heads. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat:... - [Yellow Fly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/yellow-fly/): Actual Size: ⅜” Characteristics: True to their name, these flies are mainly yellow. They also have bright green eyes, clear... - [Whitefly](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/whitefly/): Actual Size: 1 mm to 3 mm Characteristics: Small and covered in a white, waxy powder. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes... - [Subterranean Termite](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/termites/subterranean-termite/): Actual Size: 10 mm Characteristics: Creamy white, brown, or black body with pale translucent wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Drywood Termite](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/termites/drywood-termite/): Actual Size: ¼ to ⅜” Characteristics: Each species looks slightly different in terms of size and color. You can usually... - [Tropical Rat Mite](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/tropical-rat-mite/): Actual Size: 0. 75 to 1. 40 mm Characteristics: Tiny bodies that are cream-colored. Turns red when engorged. Legs: Juveniles... - [Flea](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/flea/): Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Small, wingless insects with a narrow, reddish-brown body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Hides... - [Deer Tick](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/deer-tick/): Actual Size: 3. 6 mm to 5 mm Characteristics: Small, dark brown and black bodies with a dark spot behind... - [Smokybrown Cockroach](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/smokybrown-cockroach/): Actual Size: 1 to 1. 5” Characteristics: Even mahogany brown color with a shiny body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [Field Cockroach (Vaga)](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/field-cockroach/): Actual Size: Small up to ½” Characteristics: Small, olive-brown bodies with two dark brown stripes on face. Legs: 6 Antennae:... - [Brown-Banded Cockroach](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/brown-banded-cockroach/): Actual Size: 5/16 to 5/8″ Characteristics: Brown with much darker banding across the wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes... - [Asian Cockroach](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/asian-cockroach/): Actual Size: 16 mm Characteristics: Brown in color. Has two distinctive, darker bands running parallel down the body. Legs: 6... - [Woodpecker](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/woodpecker/): Actual Size: 6 to 18” Characteristics: Coloration and markings depend on the species; males usually have red feathers on their... - [House Finch](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/house-finch/): Actual Size: 5″ in length, 9″ wingspan Characteristics: Colorful songbirds with bodies similar to a house sparrow, but more slender.... - [European Hornet](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/european-hornet/): Actual Size: ½ to 1. 4” Characteristics: Has a pale face and a large body that is brownish and covered... - [Mexican Free-Tailed Bat](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bats/mexican-free-tailed-bat/): Actual Size: 3. 5” in length with a wingspan of 12-14” Characteristics: Medium size bodies covered in red or dark... - [Big Brown Bat](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bats/big-brown-bat/): Actual Size: Wingspan of 12-13” with a body 4-5” long. Characteristics: Light belly fur with copper coloration. Broad nose with... - [Little Black Ant](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/little-black-ant/): Actual Size: 1. 5 to 2 mm Characteristics: Dark brown or black in color with a shiny body. Legs: 6... - [Argentine Ant](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/argentine-ant/): Actual Size: 2. 2 to 2. 8 mm Characteristics: Very dark brown to light in color. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes... - [Brown Recluse Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/brown-recluse-spider/): Actual Size: ⅜” Characteristics: Light to dark brown with a dark violin-shaped pattern behind the head. Legs: 8 Habitat: Seeks... - [Common Garter Snake](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/snakes/common-garter-snake/): Actual Size: 2 to 4. 5 feet long Characteristics: Usually brown, black, or green with yellow stripes. Habitats: Found in... - [Fire Ant](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/fire-ant/): Actual Size: ⅛” to ⅜” Characteristics: Blackish to red in color. Fire ants have a stinger in their abdomen. Legs:... - [Black Widow Spider](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/black-widow-spider/): Actual Size: ½ to 1 ½” Characteristics: Shiny brown or black body. Females have a distinctive red hourglass pattern on... - [Stink Bug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/stink-bug/): Actual Size: ¾” Characteristics: Marbled gray or greenish-brown bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: 2 pairs Habitat: Usually found outside... - [Boxelder Bug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/boxelder-bug/): Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Flat, oval-shaped bodies; black with orangish-red markings on their backs. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes... - [Sowbug](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/sowbug/): Actual Size: ¼ to ½” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are dark or slate gray. Legs: Yes - 14 Antennae: Yes... - [Silverfish](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/silverfish/): Actual Size: ½ to ¾” Characteristics: Metallic gray covered with dull gray scales. Flattened bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings:... - [House Centipede](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/house-centipede/): Actual Size: 1. 5” Characteristics: Grayish-yellow with fifteen pairs of long, slender legs. Three dark stripes on the top of... - [Earwig](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/earwig/): Actual Size: ¼ to 1” Characteristics: Flat and narrow bodies that are usually reddish-brown or dark brown. Pronounced pincers extending... - [European Starling](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/european-starling/): Actual Size: 7. 5 to 8. 5” Characteristics: Yellow beaks and purplish-green bodies with bright white spots. Habitat: Known for... - [Mosquito](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/mosquitoes/mosquito/): Actual Size: ⅛ to ⅜” Characteristics: Gray or black in color, occasionally with white, green, or blue markings. Often identified... - [Norway Rat](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/norway-rat/): Actual Size: 16” long including the tail Characteristics: Strong bodies that can be grayish-brown, reddish-brown, or black in color. Habits:... - [House Mouse](https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/house-mouse/): Actual Size: 5 to 8” long including the tail Characteristics: Brown-gray or black bodies with pink feet and large ears.... # # Detailed Content ## Pages - Published: 2025-02-06 - Modified: 2026-05-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/residential/attic-insulation/ Looking for a smart way to stay ahead of pest problems? Econex Pest Management provides an innovative solution built for the pest pressures in our region, our durable attic insulation with pest-control properties. This added layer of protection can help reduce recurring pest concerns over time. Our trained technicians install it throughout Anaheim, so contact us today to schedule your installation. Once installed, it helps create a barrier against common household pests such as:AntsBookliceCentipedesCricketsDarkling BeetlesEarwigsRoachesSilverfishSowbugs3 Advantages of Installing Pest Control Attic InsulationWhen recurring pest activity becomes a frustration, investing in pest-control insulation is a simple solution. Here’s why more homeowners in Anaheim are opting to have it installed:Never Loses Effectiveness: This pest-control insulation is made to retain its effectiveness over time and has demonstrated dependable pest protection for more than 50 years. Pest Management: Enjoy lasting protection against some of the most common household pests in Anaheim, helping minimize recurring pest issues and providing added peace of mind. Lifetime Guarantee: Supported by the manufacturer’s Limited Lifetime Warranty, this insulation is a reliable long-term investment you can trust. How Can Pest Control Insulation Help Prevent Pests? Blown-in cellulose attic insulation is enhanced with a borate-based pest control additive used in professional pest control settings. Once insects contact the insulation, the additive clings to their bodies and is ingested during grooming, which leads to their elimination. This product also offers dependable long-term performance. Because pests cannot develop resistance to the treatment, it remains effective for years to come. While the insulation remains... - Published: 2024-12-10 - Modified: 2024-12-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/termite-exterminators/detection/ Termites can be hard for the untrained eye to notice. The best way to keep your home or business free from termites is to set up recurring annual inspections, but termites can still do a lot of damage in the time between inspections – and early detection is the key to effective termite control. So, what can you do as a home or business owner? Read on for a few useful tips from the Econex Pest Management team. Early Signs of Termite Infestation It’s likely that structural damage won’t be the first thing you notice during a termite infestation; there are a few other warning signs to be aware of, such as the following: Termite droppings. These are called “frass” and are the same color as wood; they resemble sawdust. Swarmer termites. These termites act as “scouts” for the colony. If you notice winged termites, living or dead, gathered on your property, the rest of the colony could be underway – or already at work building their new home. Shed wings. Swarmer termites shed their wings once they mate, leaving them piled up near the site of infestation. Wood shavings. Termites are messy eaters. You might notice discarded pieces of wood around your home or business, inside and outside. If you notice any of these signs, get in touch with Econex Pest Management immediately. By acting fast, you could save yourself a lot of time, money, and hassle. Need a Pest Control Estimate? Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest... - Published: 2024-11-20 - Modified: 2024-11-20 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/termite-exterminators/do-i-have-termites-or-flying-ants/ Termites and flying ants are very similar and can be difficult to tell apart. Flying ants are actually carpenter ants – one of the most destructive types. While they look and behave similarly to termites, the treatment process is different; these two pests have distinct habits and lifestyles that need to be accounted for. Regardless of whether you’re dealing with flying ants or termites, the pest control experts at Econex Pest Management can help you deal with the problem and protect your home or business. Differences Between Termites and Carpenter Ants Not sure which type of wood-boring pest you’re dealing with? Here are a few of the visual ways you can tell the difference. Body shape. Carpenter ants are slightly larger and have a narrower midsection than termites. They also have longer antennae and two sets of differently-sized wings. Termites have a more consistent body shape, smaller limbs, and evenly-sized wings. Visibility. Termites can be sneakier than carpenter ants – they’re unlikely to leave your structure once established, since all the food they need is right there. Carpenter ants, on the other hand, are more likely to crawl around outside. Carpenter ants may also lose their wings, leaving them piled up outside. Diet. Termites eat wood; carpenter ants don’t. If you see wood-colored pellets piled up outside, they may be termite droppings – also called frass. Carpenter ants usually eat other insects, plant juices, and other sources of protein and sugar. Damage Caused by Termites and Carpenter Ants Termites and... - Published: 2024-07-16 - Modified: 2024-08-09 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/ant-exterminators/can-i-get-rid-of-ants-forever/ Ants might seem harmless at first glance, but anyone who has faced an infestation understands the struggle of getting rid of them. Their ability to quickly spread and create new colonies makes professional intervention crucial. Prompt action can prevent a minor inconvenience from turning into a serious problem. Ensuring your property is treated by experts can save you time, money, and frustration in the long run. If ants have just started appearing on your property or you're looking to avoid an invasion, Econex Pest Management is proud to be the premier ant exterminator in Anaheim. How to Get Rid of Ants for Good While people have different approaches to dealing with ants, DIY solutions often fail to provide long-term prevention. Some natural remedies may help with minor ant problems, but they are inadequate for severe infestations. Hiring an ant exterminator is essential, especially when dealing with dangerous species like carpenter ants and fire ants. Professional ant exterminators have the knowledge and equipment needed to resolve the issue at its source. By targeting the root cause, you can ensure a pest-free environment and prevent further damage to your property. Need an Estimate for Ant Removal? Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields InstagramThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. 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"*" indicates required fields X/TwitterThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-06-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/orange-county/ Orange County | Econex Pest Management - Pest Control and Exterminator Services Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! 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I understand... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-06-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/vista/ Vista | Econex Pest Management - Pest Control and Exterminator Services Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields X/TwitterThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/valley-center/ Pest Control in Valley Center Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields X/TwitterThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/rancho-santa-fe/ Pest Control in Rancho Santa Fe Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields URLThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my consent is not a condition... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/ramona/ Pest Control in Ramona Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields InstagramThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my consent is not a condition of purchase.... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-06-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/poway/ Poway | Econex Pest Management - Pest Control and Exterminator Services Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! 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I understand my... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/oceanside/ Pest Control in Oceanside Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my consent is not a condition of purchase.... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-diego-county/la-jolla/ Pest Control in La Jolla Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields URLThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields X/TwitterThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-bernardino-county/rancho-cucamonga/ Pest Control in Rancho Cucamonga Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields CompanyThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-bernardino-county/fontana/ Pest Control in Fontana Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields URLThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my consent is not a condition of purchase.... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-bernardino-county/chino-hills/ Pest Control in Chino Hills Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields URLThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. I understand my consent is not a condition of... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-06-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/san-bernardino-county/chino/ Chino | Econex Pest Management - Pest Control and Exterminator Services Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*" indicates required fields CompanyThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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"*" indicates required fields NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.First Name*Last Name*Email* Phone*Street Address*This field is hidden when viewing the formProblem Pest*StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces PacificZip Code*Problem Pest*Problem PestAntsBed BugsBeesBirdsCockroachesMosquitoesRodentsSpidersTermitesOtherThis field is hidden when viewing the formNew Customer?*New Customer?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formOffice to Contact?*Office to Contact?YesNoThis field is hidden when viewing the formResidential/Commercial*Residential/CommercialResidentialCommercialThis field is hidden when viewing the formCompany NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formCommentsThis field is hidden when viewing the formCoupon Select*Coupon SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formLocation Select*Location SelectThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral NameThis field is hidden when viewing the formReferral #*This field is hidden when viewing the formReferral Email* Consent I give Econex Pest Management permission to email me, or to call or text me at the number provided regarding Econex Pest Management services using automated technology. 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I understand my consent is not a condition of purchase.... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-04-04 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/los-angeles/rowland-heights/ Pest Control in Rowland Heights Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! 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I understand my... - Published: 2024-04-04 - Modified: 2024-06-14 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/los-angeles/long-beach/ Long Beach | Econex Pest Management - Pest Control and Exterminator Services Skip to content We are hiring! Interested in joining our team? See our current openings here → Call today for a free quote!  888-250-5503   Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Pest ID Library Blog Careers Refer A Friend Reviews Contact Customer Portal Facebook Yelp Search   Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! 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I understand my consent is not a condition of... ## Posts - Published: 2023-08-18 - Modified: 2023-09-18 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/08/what-seasons-are-spiders-most-active/ Spiders can be found year-round inside homes, especially in corners, crevices, and areas with less foot traffic. They often prefer quiet and undisturbed spots like basements, attics, closets, and under furniture. A common myth suggests that spiders are most active during the late summer. Although this misconception might appear plausible, the truth presents a different picture. Different spider species adapt and flourish in response to shifting weather conditions. Summer During the summer months, you'll observe heightened activity in a range of creatures, spiders included. Although different spider species maintain their activity levels throughout the year, their movements and hunting behaviors become more noticeable during the summer season. In search of food, active spiders are more likely to take up residence in your home. To prevent spiders from infiltrating your home,you should consider implementing regular spider pest control practices. Fall During the fall season, the offspring from springtime eggs have matured into adult spiders, resulting in more spiders. Fall is also the period when numerous spider species begin their mating season, driving them to explore their surroundings for potential partners. As winter draws near, they actively search for shelters. Those spiders which didn't lay eggs during spring will now begin seeking shelter to deposit their eggs as winter approaches. Winter Spiders seek out shelter during the winter. Various locations in your home, such as cracks in walls, attics, and basements provide spiders protection from the cold. Most indoor spiders maintain their regular activities, residing within our heated homes through the winter... - Published: 2023-07-31 - Modified: 2023-07-31 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/07/animals-in-anaheim-that-eat-ants/ California is famous for its beautiful natural expanses and diverse wildlife. Its many ecosystems next to one another amount to a wide array of creatures... and a few that have developed a taste for ants. These animals come to rely on ants as an essential part of their diet and can even provide a degree of natural ant control. But which animals in the Anaheim area eat ants? Let's talk about it. 4 Anaheim Animals that Eat Ants Western Bluebird - The western bluebird, a songbird found throughout California, has a penchant for ants. While their diet primarily consists of insects and berries, ants make up a notable portion. The bluebirds expertly snatch ants from the ground or pluck them from foliage, benefiting from their nutritious value. By consuming ants, these vibrant birds help control ant populations. California Ground Squirrels - The charismatic California ground squirrels, with their bushy tails and curious nature, are well-known residents of the state. While they consume a range of foods, including seeds and grasses, ground squirrels also relish ants. With their keen sense of smell, they locate ant nests and dig them up, extracting the ant larvae and pupae. Ground squirrels' appetite for ants aids in regulating ant populations, contributing to a healthy ecosystem. Western Fence Lizard - The western fence lizard, often found basking on rocks or tree trunks, is an expert ant predator. These reptiles skillfully capture ants using their quick reflexes and lightning-fast tongue. By actively preying on ants, fence lizards... - Published: 2023-06-13 - Modified: 2023-06-13 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/06/how-to-avoid-wasps-in-your-car/ Picture this: You are cruising down the beautiful California roads, wind in your hair, when suddenly, a buzzing sound catches your attention. You glance around, and to your horror, you discover a wasp flying inside your car! Do not let these stinging insects ruin your ride. Read through these tips from the pros at Econex Pest Management to prevent wasps from making their home in your car. Explore valuable tips on how to keep wasps and their nests out of your beloved vehicle. Why Do I Have Wasps in My Car? Wasps look for dark, sheltered, and warm places to build their nests. They can enter your car through tiny gaps, including windows, sunroof, or vents. They can also tag along with your clothes, bags, or food items. Once inside, they can settle in a cozy spot to start their colony, such as under the seats, glove box, or trunk. Some things that may lure wasps to your car are: Food or drinks left in your car: Wasps have a sweet tooth and a protein craving. They love fruits, soda, candy, meat, cheese, and anything else you might eat. Flowers or plants near your car: Wasps feed on nectar and pollen and may follow the scent to your vehicle. Fragrant products in your car: Wasps may confuse the smell of air fresheners, perfumes, or lotions for food sources. Unused cars: If your vehicle sits idle for too long, they may see it as a perfect spot to nest. How to... - Published: 2023-04-21 - Modified: 2023-04-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/04/the-reality-of-ants-life/ When having dinner there are many guests you’d want to invite over. Loved ones, friends, family... the list goes on. But there’s one guest prone to inviting themselves that we’re never happy to see: ants. Found across the world in almost any climate, ants have made a name for themselves as a consistent unwanted presence in our homes. While it may be hard to evict them, there are many things you can do to keep ants out in the first place. Ant prevention is the first step to keeping your home free of an ant infestation. Finding Ants in Your Home When you find one ant in your home, that likely means there are others. A single ant scout will go out in search of food, leaving a scent trail for others to follow. Meaning that once you’ve found one ant, there are many more right behind it. In Southern California, you’re likely to deal with one of these two ant species: Argentine Ants are voracious diners, known to form colonies opportunistically in detritus and cracks in the wall. They can even form super-colonies across large areas. Red Imported Fire Ants have been a prevalent problem in Orange County since the late 90s. These ants are infamous for their aggressive behavior and venomous sting. While usually found on farms consuming vegetation, rural areas are at a heightened risk of encountering this dangerous pest. It may not be too late if there’s only one or two. Ants use scent trails to... - Published: 2023-03-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/03/pest-control-guidelines-in-california-every-land/ As a landlord, it's essential to understand what the state requires of you regarding pest control. Infestations of rodents, insects, and other pests can become a significant issue for tenants and landlords. In this blog post, we'll discuss California's laws for landlords renting out property in the state and what to do if you encounter an infestation. California’s Pest Control Regulations for Rental Properties Landlord’s Responsibilities According to the California Department of Consumer Affairs, landlords in California are required by law to provide their tenants with safe living conditions, which includes protecting them from any pest infestations. This means that before renting out the property, it must first be inspected by a licensed exterminator or pest control specialist. The exterminator should be able to identify any existing infestations and make recommendations for preventative measures to help keep the rental free of pests. Landlords need to note that these inspections should be done annually as part of their routine maintenance check-ups. Pest Control Addendum It is highly recommended to draw up a pest control addendum and include this in the rental agreement. Ensure the renter and the landlord sign the document as proof that both parties are aware of the pest control agreement. This document should also outline the tenant's financial responsibilities for pest control if there is evidence their actions caused an infestation. Provide Notice of Pest Control Treatment Since 1984, California law requires the owner or landlord of the rental property to provide the tenant(s) notice of the treatment... - Published: 2023-02-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2023/02/the-dangers-of-rodent-droppings/ How Rodents Harm Your Health Rodents are an unwelcome guest in any home. Not only do they cause property damage, but you should be aware of the health dangers that these pesky critters can bring. In this blog, we will discuss why it is dangerous to coexist with rodents by explaining how their droppings, urine, and nesting materials are hazardous to your health, particularly regarding hantavirus. What is Hantavirus? Hantavirus is an infectious disease caused by viruses commonly found in rodents such as mice and rats. The virus is most often spread through contact with rodent droppings or saliva but can also spread through contact with infected nesting materials or urine. It is important to note the hantavirus can be deadly if left untreated. Symptoms of the virus include: Fever Headache Muscle ache Dizziness Nausea Vomiting Abdominal pain Diarrhea Rash In some cases, the virus can cause respiratory failure or kidney failure due to high lung or kidney fluid levels. Who Is At Risk of Hantavirus? Anyone exposed to an infected rodent or its excrement could potentially contract hantavirus. For example, if you have recently been cleaning out a garage full of mouse droppings or if you've been removing insulation from your attic contaminated by rat urine, you are at risk for contracting hantavirus. It's also important to note that even though rodents carry the virus, humans cannot directly contract it from another person. How Can I Protect Myself From Hantavirus? The best way to protect yourself from hantavirus is... - Published: 2022-12-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/12/why-you-should-treat-your-home-for-pests-during/ It's wintertime, and for many of us, that means bundling up in our coziest sweaters, sipping on hot cocoa, and staying warm and comfortable inside our homes. The temperature outside is frigid, and it may seem like pests have disappeared when they are just hiding until the weather warms. In this blog, our experts want to educate you about common household pests that can survive the winter and why you should still treat your home for them during the winter. Why You Need Your Home Treated for Pests During the Winter Ants You might think ants would perish in the cold weather, but they don't mind it too much. If you see ants in your home during the winter, don't brush it off as a seasonal nuisance. They're there to stay and can cause damage to your home. That's why it's essential to treat your home for ants year-round so they don't have a chance to build their nests and cause further damage. Rodents Rodents don't hibernate during the winter, so they're always looking for a warm place to nest. And where do you think they're going to find that warmth? You guessed it—your home! Suppose rodents manage to get into your home. In that case, they can cause severe damage by chewing through wires and insulation and can also spread diseases like Salmonella and Hantavirus through their droppings. That's why it's crucial to have your home treated for rodents before they can make themselves at home inside your home.... - Published: 2022-11-23 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/11/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bedbugs/ Don’t Let the Bedbugs Bite! We've all heard the saying, "don't let the bed bugs bite," but what does that mean? Bed Bugs are tiny insects that feed on human blood. They are attracted to warmth and carbon dioxide, which is why they are often found in beds where people sleep. Bedbugs are not known to spread disease, but their bites can be itchy and uncomfortable. In extreme cases, they can cause allergic reactions. Here's everything you need to know about bedbugs, including how to get rid of them so you can sleep soundly. What Are Bed Bugs? Bed Bugs are small, brownish insects that feed on human blood and are about the size of an apple seed, making them hard to spot. They come out at night to feed on their sleeping victims, which is why many people don't realize they have them until they start seeing bites on their skin. These parasites are often found in beds, but they can also live in furniture, like couches and chairs. Are Bed Bug Bites Harmful? When a bed bug bites, it injects a numbing agent into its victim, so they don't feel the bite until it's too late. Their bites look like small, red, itchy bumps on the skin that can be mistaken for mosquito bites. If you have a severe reaction to bedbug bites, you may develop welts or hives. If you're allergic to bed bug bites, you may experience difficulty breathing or swelling in your throat or face.... - Published: 2022-11-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/11/your-guide-to-identifying-an-infestation-in-your/ No one wants to think about the possibility of having pests in their home. But the truth is, even the cleanest, most well-maintained homes can be susceptible to infestations. The key is to identify the signs of a potential problem so you can nip it in the bud before it gets out of control. In this blog, our experts will discuss common signs that your home might have an infestation. Signs That Your Home Has a Rodent Infestation One of the most common signs of a rodent infestation is the presence of droppings. Rodents tend to leave behind droppings wherever they travel, so if you see small, dark pellets in your cupboards, under your sink, or along your baseboards, it's a good indication that you have a problem. Other signs of rodents include: Gnawed food packages or electrical wiring. Nesting materials like shredded paper or fabric. Rub marks along walls and baseboards where their oily fur leaves smudges. Signs That Your Home Has a Bed Bug Infestation Bedbugs are notoriously difficult to spot because they're incredibly small and tend to hide in cracks and crevices during the day. One of the most tell-tale signs of bedbugs is bites on your body that appear in a line or cluster. These bites are often itchy and can be mistaken for mosquito bites or allergic reactions. Other signs of bedbugs include: Dark spots on your sheets, pillows, or mattress (these are their droppings). Little white “rice-like” objects (these are their babies). Blood stains... - Published: 2022-10-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/10/spooky-facts-about-spiders/ When most people think of spiders, they probably think of the scary ones found in Australia. Although Australia is home to many giant, venomous spiders, these eight-legged arachnids can be found worldwide. In fact, there are over 40,000 species of spiders! Scientists have also stated that many species of spiders have not yet been discovered. Of these known species of spiders, 3,500 can be found in the United States. No matter where they live, spiders are pretty interesting! Spiders are Interesting Spiders are some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet. It's hard not to be intimidated by their many legs and eerie eyes, but there's a lot to love about these eight-legged critters. Here are some fun facts about spiders that will make you see them in a new light. Are Spiders Insects? It is a common misconception that spiders are insects when, in fact, they are arachnids. Arachnids are a class of animals that also includes scorpions, mites, and ticks. What sets spiders apart from other arachnids is that they have two main body parts and four pairs of legs. Insects, on the other hand, have three main body parts and six pairs of legs. Are They All Venomous? The vast majority of spiders are harmless to humans. In fact, most spider bites only cause minor irritation or no symptoms. Of the 40,000 known species of spiders, there are only around 30 that can cause serious harm to humans if their venom is injected into our bloodstream.... - Published: 2022-08-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/08/where-do-mosquitoes-go-when-the-weather-cools/ It’s no secret that mosquitoes have wreaked havoc on our arms and legs all summer. Interestingly, as soon as the weather cools, the swarms of these vampire-like menaces vanish. While all of us are happy to spend time outside without being someone else’s snack, it is interesting to wonder where these cold-blooded creatures go. Do they die? Do they fly south for the winter? This blog aims to shed some light on the life cycle of mosquitoes and discuss the winter habits of these blood-thirsty parasites. Where Do Mosquitoes Go During the Winter? Due to the fact mosquitoes are cold-blooded creatures, they are entirely incapable of regulating their body heat. For this reason, their body temperature will always coincide with the temperature of their surroundings. Typically, mosquitoes function at their highest capacity at 80 degrees Fahrenheit. They will begin to slow down, become lethargic around 60 degrees, and cannot function at 50 degrees or below. Mosquitoes deal with winter in one of two ways. The first way is by laying eggs that can withstand the chill of winter. How does this happen? The female mosquitoes will lay their eggs in late summer, which allows the eggs to hibernate as embryos during the frigid months. Often, the eggs are submerged under patches of ice and will hatch once the water temperature rises to an adequate level of warmth. The second way they deal with winter is by personally hibernating. Female mosquitoes will mate in the fall before the weather becomes too... - Published: 2022-07-23 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/07/what-pests-cause-the-most-harm-to-my-home/ In our world, thousands of pests can enter your home, some more harmful than others. It can be challenging to differentiate between the dangerous and non-dangerous, which is why enlisting the help of an experienced exterminator is a wise choice. In this blog, our pest experts will outline the top most dangerous pests and why you do not want them cohabitating with you and your family. What Classifies a Pest as Dangerous? When referring to pests as dangerous or harmful, it relates to a few things. They are detrimental to your health They are destructive to your property They pose a threat to the safety of your household 5 Most Harmful Pests Termites More homes fall victim to these arthropods than house fires each year, causing over $5 billion of damage. Although seemingly harmless to humans, they have the potential to cause irreversible damage to the structure of your home by chewing through the wood within. If you suspect termites are taking over your house, act fast before the damage becomes too severe. Bed Bugs These expert hiders are known for seeking refuge in mattress covers and fabrics in your bedroom. Their thin body allows them to crawl through small openings and become unnoticeable until you get bit. Not only do these pests decrease livability within your home by soiling your bedding and furniture, but they also use your flesh for food while you sleep. Even more frightening, they can transport to other people's homes by hitching a ride on... - Published: 2022-07-22 - Modified: 2024-04-25 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/07/how-bed-bugs-get-in-your-bed/ Bed Bug Infestations Do you know how bed bugs get in your bed? Most people don't. Bed bugs are tiny creatures that can be very difficult to get rid of. They live in mattresses, sheets, and other furniture in your home. This blog post will discuss where bed bugs come from and how they enter your home. We will also provide tips on preventing them from coming into your house in the first place! How They Get Inside Bed bugs are most often found in homes infested with other pests, such as cockroaches or mice. They can also be brought into your home on clothing or luggage from an infested location. Once they're inside, bed bugs will hide in cracks and crevices around your bed, waiting to come out at night to feed on your blood. What They Want Bed bugs are attracted to the warmth and carbon dioxide that humans emit when we sleep. This makes beds the perfect place for them to hide and wait for their next meal. If you think you might have bed bugs, it's essential to act quickly. These pests can be challenging to get rid of, and they will continue to feed on your blood as long as they're able. If you suspect you have bed bugs, we recommend contacting a professional pest control company. Prevention Tips The best way to prevent bed bugs from entering your home is to inspect any used furniture before bringing it inside. If you find bed bugs,... - Published: 2022-06-22 - Modified: 2023-03-22 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/06/hazardous-pest-control-products-to-avoid/ Safe Home Pest Control Many pest control products on the market can be hazardous to your home and family. It is essential to be aware of these products and know which ones to avoid. This blog post will discuss some of the harmful pest repellent products on the market, which can be dangerous for homes. We will also discuss the dangers of pesticides, allergic reactions in pets and humans, and damage to plants. Be Careful With Pesticides Pesticides can be harmful to humans and animals if they are not used properly. If you or someone in your home is pregnant, has a heart condition, or has asthma, you should be especially careful when using pesticides. There are safe ways to use pesticides and times when you should avoid using them. For example, you should avoid using them when children or pets are around. You can use them safely by following the instructions on the product. When using any pesticide, always: Read the label before using Follow the instructions on the product Never use more than the amount recommended Keep children and pets away from areas where you are using pesticides The Environmental Protection Agency recommends using baits and traps before trying pesticides, as these are often safer and more environmentally friendly. Use EPA-Approved Products It is important only to use EPA-approved products for pest control. These products have been proven to be safe and effective. There are many EPA-approved products on the market, and you can find a list of... - Published: 2022-04-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/04/when-birds-in-your-yard-are-a-problem/ When Birds in Your Yard are a Problem Many bird species can be beautiful to see in your backyard, but when they start becoming a problem, it's time to take action. Some birds can damage property or create nuisances with their droppings or calls. Birds that are likely to become a problem in your yard include seagulls, pigeons, crows, and geese. These birds can be found in many environments, from coastal areas to cities and suburbs. There are a few things you can do to help prevent bird problems: Why Birds Are a Problem Birds can become a problem for homeowners in a few different ways: Property Damage: Birds can cause damage to homes and other buildings by pecking at windows, roofs, or siding. They can also create problems with their droppings, which can be corrosive and contain pathogenic bacteria. Noise: Birds can make a lot of noise, particularly during the breeding season. This can be annoying and disruptive for homeowners. Health Risks: Bird droppings can contain harmful bacteria and parasites that can cause health problems for humans. What to Do If You Have a Bird Problem There are several ways to bird-proof your yard and keep the birds from becoming nuisances. One way is to make the environment less desirable for them. This can be done by adding bird spikes to ledges and other places birds like to perch or using netting to cover trees and plants. Another way to bird-proof your yard is to use scare tactics. One... - Published: 2022-03-22 - Modified: 2023-03-22 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/03/how-long-do-common-pests-live/ How Long Do Common Pests Live? There are a lot of pests out there trying to find their way into your home or even just in your yard. They want food, shelter, and water, just like the rest of us. But pests can also carry disease and can cause other issues for your home, so it’s important to try and prevent them as much as possible. But how long do these pests stick around? Many of them don’t have lifespans even close to humans, but their reproductive rates make that a non-issue for their survival. Keep reading for more information on the lifespans of some of the most common household pests. This information is regarding pests that you may encounter at home that have emerged from the wild, and are not representative of pets or animals in captivity. Rodents Rats: Rats can live about 2 years, Mice: Mice found in your home typically live between 12 and 18 months, depending on their living conditions. Voles: These mice look-alikes creatures can live three to six months and sometimes up to a year. Insects House Fly: House flies rarely live longer than one month. Fruit Fly: Typical fruit flies can live about 6 weeks. Spiders: Wild spiders can live about 2 years. In fact, in many species, the female will eat the male after mating. Mosquito: Most mosquitoes only live a few weeks to a month-long. Ants: Ants live different lifespans based on their job in the colony. Queen ants can live... - Published: 2022-02-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/02/natural-ways-to-prevent-and-treat-pests/ Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Pests Pest control can be tricky when you’re doing it on your own. Many homeowners want to try and get rid of a small pest problem as quickly and efficiently as possible and there are many tools to do so. However, many people are wary of using commercial pest sprays and other deterrents. These products are often loaded with chemicals and although noted as safe for indoors, can be intimidating and worrisome. So we put together some ideas for DIY pest control using products most people have lying around the house. Give a few of them a try and your home will be pest-free in no time! Soap & Water A simple staple can be used to treat a variety of pests: soap and water. Not only should you use this combination to keep areas of your home clean (which will also deter pests) but it can be used in a spray bottle to treat an ant infestation effectively. Only use a small amount of dish soap compared to water, and don’t overspray or you could end up with mold or mildew. From the Pantry Some pantry staples are highly effective at preventing and treating pests. For fruit flies and drain flies, combine some apple cider vinegar and a few drops of soap. Place this near where the flies are more prevalent, usually in the kitchen. Produce like garlic, onions, and citrus can be used to keep spiders at bay. Part of preventing a... - Published: 2022-01-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2022/01/where-rodents-come-from/ Where Rodents Come From When we see a mouse or rat in our home, it can be pretty jarring. You may only see one but are left to wonder if there are more on the way or hiding in the shadows. Where do these rodents come from and what can you do to keep them at bay? The Econex Pest Management team is here to help answer those questions. Outdoor Environment Outside of your home, rodents tend to look for the same dark spaces they crave inside your home. But instead of behind your refrigerator or under your oven, it’s underneath vegetation or in bushes. Some mice also like to burrow in the ground, so be on the lookout for signs of burrowing on your lawn. The closer they get to your home, they’ll start to use different items for shelter. They may go under your deck, in any scrap piles, and around gardens. From here, they’ll start to look for entry points to get inside your home. This could be cracks, pipe and wire holes, and more. Inside Your Home Inside your home, there may be some time before you discover a rat or mouse problem. During that time, they may migrate to different areas, looking for food and a dark area for shelter. Many rodent problems originate in the kitchen, as this is the easiest place to find food, and even crumbs will do for rodents looking to survive. If rodents can establish a home inside your house,... - Published: 2021-12-22 - Modified: 2023-05-15 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/12/how-to-prevent-ants-from-taking-over-your-home/ How to Prevent Ants from Taking Over Your Home Where there is one ant, there are likely more not far behind. Ants in your home should never be ignored because they always come in groups, and an infestation can go from bad to worse quickly. That’s why it’s crucial to stop an ant invasion in its tracks before it becomes a bigger problem. Here are some ways to keep ants out of your home, and how to deal with them if they break in. Keeping it Clean Keeping your home clean, especially the kitchen, will do wonders to keep ants away. These insects are mainly looking for food and water, and your kitchen has plenty of both. Make sure to clean up any spills, wet or dry, as soon as they occur. This also counts for counter spills and making sure other surfaces are free from food and liquid. Spills can also be a problem in hard-to-reach areas like in between appliances, under your refrigerator, or under the sink. Set time aside once in a while to clean these areas as well to prevent ants. Effective Repellents Some modern ant repellents are full of chemicals, so we suggest consulting with a professional to find a solution before trying these products. You can also try natural remedies such as lemon, orange, pepper, vinegar, and some essential oils. Using repellents effectively means finding the point of entry for your ant invaders. Do some investigating before applying a repellent, as you want to... - Published: 2021-11-22 - Modified: 2023-03-22 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/11/common-signs-of-a-rodent-infestation/ Signs of a Rodent Infestation Unless you got them from a shelter or pet store, rodents are never a welcome guest in your home. They’re looking to move in permanently and are hoping to take advantage of the comfortable temperature and free food. Any time a rodent sets up shop in your home, it’s considered an infestation. But when multiple rodents are camping out, or you get one after another, it can be a serious problem. Here are the signs that your home has a rodent infestation. Droppings Little “gifts” from rodents aren’t very valuable, but they can indicate that an unwelcome creature is living in your home. Droppings are most often found around food packages and in dark hidden spaces like drawers. But droppings can also be along travel routes throughout your home and may indicate where the rodents are hiding out. If you do find droppings, try to investigate the area and see what you can find. Fresh droppings mean the rodent likely isn’t too far. Dry droppings indicate more time has passed since the rodent was there. Additionally, look for patterns. Do you keep seeing fresh droppings in the morning around the same spot? That may be just after the rodent decided to look for food. It may also indicate that the rodent or rodents have decided on a reliable pathway. Chew Marks Rodents are looking for food, and some non-food items apparently look good enough to eat. You’ll often see chew marks on wires, plants, decorations,... - Published: 2021-10-22 - Modified: 2023-05-15 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/10/4-things-in-your-home-that-attract-rodents/ 4 Things Rodents Love Rodents are notorious for entering dirty environments, but no matter how clean your home may be, rodents will still find something to enjoy. Rodents will find any way to enter your home, even if you’ve done your best to seal it. While there are some things you can do to prevent rodents from entering your home, you should be most aware of what rodents are looking for in order to keep your home safe and clean. 1. Food Rats, mice, and other rodents are hungry. They can smell food from far and are just looking for something to eat. You obviously can’t live without food in the home, but cutting down on exposed food will help mitigate the lingering smell. Keep jars and boxes sealed when not in use, and place food from boxes (cereal, pasta, crackers), in sealed containers. Clean up spills and crumbs as soon as possible, and make sure to get behind appliances and in hard-to-reach places periodically. 2. Plants Plants are also food for rodents. Live plants are still organic matter and can, and will, be eaten. This doesn’t mean you need to throw out all your plants, but just be aware that this may be a hiding place for rodents. 3. Waste Rodents are also attracted to human and animal waste. If you have a pet, keep up with cleaning litter boxes, cages, droppings, and any waste they may leave behind. Rodents will discover the smell and seek out this less-appetizing... - Published: 2021-09-22 - Modified: 2024-04-05 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/09/how-to-protect-yourself-from-termites/ Protect Your Home From Termites Termites aren’t just a nuisance like ants or other creatures. They can unleash a lot of damage before you even know they’re there. Termites are wood-dwelling creatures that use the common home-building substance as their food. They actually feed on cellulose, and as they feast and inject the source with moisture, the wood structure breaks down piece by piece. Here are some ways to protect your home from a termite infestation. Remove Wood to Ground Contact Termites usually come from the ground, and they’re looking for wood, so removing entry points is key to preventing their intrusion. If you have wood stakes, a deck, or other wood features around your home, protect them before securing them in the ground. A common solution is to use a concrete base for wood-to-ground connections. Also, where practical, lift any wood items off the ground. Schedule Inspections The key to preventing termites from destroying your home is to catch them early. That’s why regular inspections of your home are crucial, especially if your home is made of wood or you have a lot of wood structures around the house. A licensed professional can spot the signs of termite damage a mile away and even give you tips on how to secure your home if there are obvious ways termites can get in. A yearly inspection is a great way to ensure you stay safe from termites. Know the Warning Signs In between inspections, always be alert for warning signs... - Published: 2021-08-22 - Modified: 2023-06-01 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/blog/2021/08/mosquito-control-101/ Mosquito Control 101 Did you know that there are over 200 species of mosquitoes that live in the United States? How about the fact that the red, itchy bump comes due to an allergic reaction to the mosquito’s saliva? We’re all familiar with the experience of being bitten by mosquitoes and trying to deal with the bumps and itchiness that ensue. As such, it’s natural that we’ve developed many ways to repel and reduce mosquitoes at our homes. But how do these methods work, and are they the most effective? We’re exploring the basics of mosquito control so you can stay comfortable and safe at home. All About Mosquitos Mosquitoes love water. Any habitat that has moisture or standing water is ideal for mosquito reproduction and living. All mosquitoes have a four-stage life cycle. They start as an egg, only hatching when exposed to water, then move to a larva, then pupa, then finally an adult. The adults are the ones that fly around and bite you, as well as other animals. Risks of Mosquito Infestation Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying, but they can also carry diseases harmful to humans and animals. According to the CDC, some of the most common diseases carried by mosquitoes are West Nile Virus, Dengue, Malaria, Yellow Fever, and Zika Virus. Tending to Your Yard Prevention is the best way to avoid exposure to mosquitoes ─ that means removing habitats that encourage mosquitoes to congregate and reproduce. Do a scan around your yard, and you may... ## Products - Published: 2024-04-24 - Modified: 2024-04-24 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/mosquitoes/aedes-mosquito/ Actual Size: ⅛” to ⅜” in length Characteristics: Typically has black and white markings on its legs with a white lyre-shaped marking on its back. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Aedes mosquitoes breed in various environments, often in small containers with standing water, such as flower pots, discarded tires, and water-filled tree holes. Habits: Aedes mosquitoes are more active during the hours of dawn and dusk. They are known as aggressive daytime feeders. Although rare, they are responsible for transmitting diseases such as dengue, Zika virus, and chikungunya. Originally from Africa, but have spread to other parts of the world through travel and trade. Need help with Mosquito Removal? Aedes Mosquitoes in Anaheim Beyond being a mere annoyance during the summer months in Anaheim, Aedes mosquitoes are a concerning threat. These persistent pests have the potential to spread serious diseases such as dengue, Zika virus, chikungunya, and yellow fever. These invasive mosquitoes live and complete their life cycle either indoors or outdoors. Recognizing the dangerous impact of mosquitoes is crucial for implementing preventive measures to ensure public health is protected. Aedes Mosquito Habitat The warm and humid environment of Anaheim offers an ideal breeding habitat for Aedes mosquitoes, notorious carriers of diseases. They thrive in both urban and rural areas, readily multiplying in artificial containers like flower pots, buckets, and discarded tires. Additionally, they can be found in natural water bodies such as ponds, marshes, and ditches. Standing water is all they need, making them an unyielding threat. To fight mosquito-borne illnesses and bites, eliminating these breeding sites, using repellents, and implementing robust control programs are essential. Aedes Mosquito Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Aedes mosquitoes pose a significant public health threat in Anaheim due to their ability to transmit diseases such as Zika virus, dengue, and chikungunya. These aggressive daytime biters favor breeding in small, artificial containers found around homes, making them difficult to avoid and increasing their proximity to humans. Their ability to thrive in different environments underscores the need for effective control measures. Public awareness campaigns, including mosquito control programs and community participation, are essential to reducing the dangers posed by Aedes mosquitoes. Safeguard your Anaheim property... - Published: 2023-09-22 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/scorpions/arizona-bark-scorpion/ Actual Size: 2 to 3 inches Characteristics: Light brown or tan coloration with tiny “hairs” on their legs. Legs: 8 Habitat: Capable of climbing and can be found both up high and on the ground. Often found in trees, rock walls, or beneath stones. Habits: Can glow a fluorescent green color under ultraviolet light. Bites can be life-threatening. Females give birth to live young in the summer. Need help with Scorpion Removal? Arizona Bark Scorpions in Anaheim Arizona bark scorpions are nocturnal pests that are well-adapted to desert environments. As their name suggests, they often hide in tree bark during the day to retain moisture and stay hidden from the sun. They primarily feed on spiders, insects, centipedes, and sometimes even other types of scorpions. Arizona bark scorpions are also the most venomous scorpions in the United States, and their stings can sometimes be fatal. Arizona Bark Scorpion Habitat Arizona bark scorpions have remarkable adaptations that help them thrive in their arid desert habitat. They sport sensitive "hairs" on their legs and body, which detect vibrations in the air. To escape the scorching daytime heat, they seek refuge in the shade and emerge at night to hunt for food. During the winter months, these scorpions hibernate, often forming large groups for protection and warmth. These resilient scorpions can be found in various habitats, thanks to their climbing ability. While they are often discovered under rocks or in rock crevices, they can also scale trees and occupy high positions on rock walls. Arizona Bark Scorpion Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Arizona Bark Scorpions, though relatively small in size, pose a significant danger to humans. They are considered one of the most venomous scorpions in North America. Their stinger at the end of their tail contains a potent venom that can cause severe pain, swelling, and discomfort when injected into their prey or, unfortunately, humans. While their sting is rarely fatal, it can be particularly... - Published: 2023-09-22 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/rover-ant/ Actual Size: 1/16” Characteristics: Varied colors ranging from pale to dark brown or black. Has an uneven thorax with a small hump. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Reproductive males and females have wings. Habitat: Builds nests in sheltered areas such as beneath mulch or leaf litter, inside wall voids, or under structural foundations. Habits: Mainly consumes sweet substances like plant saps or nectar, but may also eat insects. Prefers to stay hidden from view and only ventures out in search of food or water. Swarms in the spring and summer to find mates and build new colonies. Need help with Ant Removal? Rover Ants in Anaheim Rover worker ants are tiny insects, measuring only about 1/16 inch in size. They come in various colors, ranging from black and dark brown to pale blonde. These ants are monomorphic, which means they have a uniform size. They have distinctive features like 9-segmented antennae without a club and a 1-segmented petiole tucked beneath their abdomen. Unlike some other ants, rover ants do not have stingers, and their thorax has an uneven shape with a humped front portion. Rover Ant Habitats Rover ants are originally from Texas, and since 2015, they have become more common throughout the state, occasionally causing nuisance problems indoors. Despite their increasing presence, rover ants are not considered dangerous because they do not bite or sting humans. These ants typically form small colonies with a single queen, usually nesting in soil, rotting wood, potted plants, or wall voids. They are often associated with aphids and mealy bugs, feeding on the sugary liquid produced by these insects. Rover ants reproduce through mating flights during summer evenings. Rover Ant Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Rover ants are not considered dangerous to your home or health as they do not bite, sting, or cause serious property damage. These ants usually remain outdoors where they can feed on honeydew from insects like aphids, and problematic infestations are rare. However, if you have an overabundance of rover ants or keep finding them indoors, you may want to contact a licensed ant control specialist to control the colony before... - Published: 2022-01-13 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/sac-spider/ Actual Size: ¼ to ⅜” Characteristics: Yellow abdomen with light tan head and legs. Legs: 8 Habitat: Lives outdoors in gardens and organic debris, but will access homes in fall to seek warmth. Builds webs where walls meet other walls or ceilings. Habits: Named for their habit of building small sac-like nests. Commonly confused with brown recluses, but lacks the fiddle-marking on its back. Has a painful bite, but not considered harmful unless you’re allergic. Need help with Spider Removal? Sac Spiders in Anaheim Often called 'yellow sac spiders' due to their yellow-green coloration, sac spiders are very common here in Anaheim. Like most spiders, they prefer to avoid humans and usually enter homes by mistake. Sac spiders are usually found in gardens where they can feed on various spider species and garden insects. If they sneak indoors, people often confuse them for brown recluses because of the similar shape. To tell which type of spider you have, look on the back for a ‘fiddle’-shaped marking; brown recluses have this pattern, while sac spiders do not. Sac Spider Habitat Sac spiders prefer to stay outside where they build their sac-shaped webs in gardens. The webs are usually placed under vegetation, inside tree bark, or in other organic debris. While they’re usually found outdoors, sac spiders may accidentally hitch a ride into homes through agricultural products like grapes. During the fall, you might spot these spiders indoors as they seek warmth due to dropping outdoor temperatures. Sac spiders are good climbers and create silk retreats, similar to sacs, where walls meet other walls or ceilings. Sac Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Sac spiders are hunters and primarily use their silk sacs for shelter and egg capsules. They are active at night, hunting for other insects. Their bites can sometimes be mistaken for brown recluse spider bites. While the injuries develop in a similar way, sac spider bites are much less severe. Though painful, it usually isn't medically significant unless you're allergic.... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/powderpost-beetle/ Actual Size: ⅛ to ¼” in length Characteristics: Narrow bodies that are reddish-brown or black. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and they are strong fliers. Habitat: Lives and breeds in dried hardwoods such as furniture, flooring, or trim. May also infest dead tree branches. Habits: Wood-destroying pests that cause almost as much damage as termites. Cannot infest or lay eggs in sealed wood. Leaves behind a fine sawdust while boring into timber. Need help with Beetle Removal? Powderpost Beetles in Anaheim The term “powderpost beetle” refers to a wide category of beetles that eat and live inside of hardwoods. These pests are second only to termites in terms of how much damage they cause to timber each year. There are several species of powderpost beetles found across the United States, but each is capable of destroying wooden structures or products. Most powderpost beetles stay deep inside of the wood they infest, but you may have an infestation if you notice fine sawdust or pencil-sized holes in the surface of wood. Powderpost Beetle Habitat Powderpost beetles live and feed on hardwoods, so they’re usually found in dead tree limbs or wooden structures. If they invade your property, powderpost beetles may also chew through things like support beams, furniture, or wood trim. They are most likely to infest woods like oak, hickory, walnut, and ash. These beetles typically avoid soft, sealed, or varnished wood. After finding a suitable place to live, female powderpost beetles will lay about 50 eggs at a time into the pores of the wood. The larvae feed on the wood immediately after hatching and will emerge one to five years later in the spring as adults. Adult powderpost beetles typically die after a year. Powderpost Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though they are not considered harmful to human health, powderpost infestations can pose a significant threat to your property and eventually your safety. Like termites, these pests consume and lay eggs inside of wood. Over... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/giant-house-spider/ Actual Size: ¾ with 2” leg span Characteristics: Large bodies with brown, gray, or black pattern on back. Legs: 8 Habitat: Primarily infests garages and basements near the ground. They are not good climbers and may get trapped in sinks or bathtubs while searching for water. Habits: Builds flat, messy webs with a funnel at one end. Mainly seen in the fall, when adults are fully-grown. May invade storage sheds, boxes, and firewood piles. Need help with Spider Removal? Giant House Spiders in Anaheim The giant house spider is a common sight in Anaheim. It was once believed to be venomous, but research has shown that it has very low venom toxicity. You can find these large spiders in dark corners of rooms, storage sheds, barns, bridges, fences, and other structures. They typically build funnel-shaped webs in window corners and corners of rooms. While they prefer outdoor living, they can hitch a ride indoors by hiding in boxes, firewood, or other items Giant House Spider Habitat You can often spot giant house spiders in garages, basements, and outdoors, especially in gaps between bricks or stones or near firewood. They create webs with a funnel-shaped hole in the center, where they patiently wait for prey. These spiders are not agile climbers and are typically found on the floor indoors or sometimes trapped in sinks and bathtubs while searching for water. They prefer to stay out of sight during the day and are most active at night. Giant House Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Giant house spiders are typically seen indoors during the autumn when they've grown to their largest size. These spiders are not confrontational and tend to flee quickly when startled. While it's rare, they might bite if they feel threatened, but their bites are not serious, and their venom is only a concern for individuals with specific allergies. Besides their large size and intimidating appearance, giant house spiders don't pose much of a threat to people. Need help... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/funnel-weaver-spider/ Actual Size: ⅓ to ⅔” when fully grown. Characteristics: Mottled brown or gray with stripes down the body. Legs: 8 Habitat: True to their name, these spiders build funnel-shaped webs in dark and protected areas. They’re commonly found in gardens, woodpiles, and secluded areas indoors. Habits: Frequently confused for wolf or brown recluse spiders. Also called “grass spiders”. Builds webs in the shape of the bell of a trumpet. Need help with Spider Removal? Funnel Spiders in Anaheim Funnel spiders, also known as grass spiders, are recognized for their funnel-shaped webs. They earn the nickname 'grass spiders' because they build their webs in tall grass, branches from dense shrubs, or other thick vegetation. These spiders are present throughout Anaheim. While their webs are not sticky, they are designed to make it tough for prey to escape. When prey is caught, the funnel weaver spider can rapidly approach and inject venom. On occasion, these spiders may enter homes while looking for mates or prey. Funnel Weaver Habitat Funnel weaver spider webs have a unique shape and are typically built in tall grass or around organic debris. You can spot these webs in grassy areas from summer to early autumn, especially in the morning dew when they are more obvious. Funnel weaver spider webs resemble a megaphone or a trumpet's bell. These spiders tend to prefer darker locations for their webs, like flower beds or woodpiles. If they get indoors, they often spin their webs in the corners of dimly lit rooms, such as basements. Funnel Weaver Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers People often mistake funnel weaver spiders for wolf spiders or even brown recluse spiders when they find them indoors. However, while they do possess venom, their small fangs make it challenging for them to bite through human skin. These spiders are considered more of a nuisance, as they molt multiple times before reaching adulthood, leaving behind discarded skins in the house. An infestation can... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/hobo-spider/ Actual Size: 1 to 1¾" including legs Characteristics: Light to dark brown. A darker stripe down the center of the body and lighter-colored legs. Legs: 8 Habitat: Often found outdoors in retaining walls, water meter boxes, and building foundations. May run across floors if indoors. Habits: Contrary to popular belief, bites are not considered toxic to humans. Bites are rare and usually painless. Often found along railroad tracks, hence their nickname. Need help with Spider Removal? Hobo Spiders in Anaheim The hobo spider is a common pest in Anaheim. They get their nickname from their habit of hiding near railroad tracks, though they’re also found in places like rock walls or irrigation boxes. Hobo spiders are part of the funnel-web spider family and create funnel-shaped silk structures to use for shelter and protection. They can move quickly, reaching speeds of up to three feet per second, but they are not skilled climbers. Hobo Spider Habitat Hobo spiders are often found in various outdoor locations, including rock retaining walls, cracks in soil or concrete, around window wells, or tucked away in stacks of firewood. When indoors, they tend to move along the floor or stay near ground level. While they aren't skilled climbers, you might occasionally find them in tubs and sinks. While some may be seen a bit higher above the floor, most hobo spiders are usually seen scurrying across the floor or in webs close to the ground or plants. Hobo Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Hobo spiders seldom bite humans, and when they do, the bite is usually painless. Though it was once thought that hobo spiders lead to tissue damage or skin death (called necrosis), that is not the case. Unlike some other spiders known to cause such issues, the hobo spider's venom is not considered harmful to humans, as per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That said, if you have sustained any spider bite and are experiencing a skin reaction,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/harvestmen-daddy-longlegs/ Actual Size: 0.6 mm to 23 mm Characteristics: Long, spindly legs. Small round body with no waist. Legs: 8 Habitat: In warmer weather, they’re usually found in shaded areas or dark rooms. In the fall, they gather in large numbers on the sides of buildings. Habits: Cannot spin webs and are not actually “true spiders”. Produces a strong odor to repel potential predators. After falling off, the legs can continue to twitch to ward off predators. Need help with Spider Removal? Harvestmen – Daddy Long Legs in Anaheim Harvestmen, commonly called daddy longlegs, are frequently mistaken for spiders, but they're not actually true spiders. Unlike spiders, harvestmen don't have the ability to spin webs because they lack silk glands. Harvestmen get their name from being more visible in late summer and fall during harvest season. They're known for their very long, thin legs and compact oval bodies. While they can gather in groups near buildings, they are not harmful to humans, animals, structures, or crops and are generally just considered a minor nuisance. Harvestmen – Daddy Long Legs Habitat Harvestmen thrive in humid environments and are typically found in caves and forests, where they climb rocks and vegetation. When the weather is warm, you'll commonly see them on the shaded sides of buildings, under eaves, in crawl spaces, and on trees, whether in rural or urban areas. Come fall, harvestmen often gather in large groups on building walls, moving together like a wriggling mass. While this behavior can be unsettling to predators or homeowners, it's a natural occurrence. Harvestmen – Daddy Long Legs Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Harvestmen are helpful predators in gardens as they prey on aphids and other outdoor pests. They don't bite, produce venom, or pose any risk to humans. However, when threatened or disturbed, they release a peculiar odor that deters potential predators. It's uncommon to find harvestmen in homes, and because they're active at night, they can be challenging to spot. If you're dealing with an... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/woodlouse-spider/ Actual Size: 11 mm to 15 mm Characteristics: Reddish-orange bodies with a dirty white abdomen that resembles a bean. Legs: 8 Habitat: Mainly infests areas with lots of woodlice or sowbugs. Usually stays beneath rocks, potted plants, woodpiles, and other debris. Habits: Mainly eats woodlouse, like sowbugs or roly-polies. Has large fangs and powerful jaws to crack through isopod shells. Drawn to warm, damp areas. Need help with Spider Removal? Woodlouse Spiders in Anaheim Woodlouse spiders are frequently encountered in homes and gardens across Anaheim. These spiders derive their name from their primary prey, the woodlouse, which is also known as sowbugs or roly-polies. Woodlouse spiders possess elongated fangs and robust jaws specially adapted to penetrate the resilient exoskeleton of woodlice, their sole source of food. They employ a distinctive hunting technique, maneuvering beneath the curled-up woodlouse and delivering a venomous bite to immobilize their prey. Woodlouse Spider Habitat Woodlouse spiders are nocturnal, favoring damp settings with plenty of prey to feed on. For that reason, people typically find them beneath stones or logs in gardens and backyards. Rather than constructing webs, these spiders engage in nocturnal hunting, employing their front-facing jaws to capture prey after darkness falls. Their affinity for warmer climates occasionally leads them to venture indoors and occupy human-made structures. Woodlouse Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Despite their scary appearance, woodlouse spider bites are not harmful to humans. Although their mechanical fangs can induce some discomfort, any effects typically subside within an hour. These spiders are drawn to decaying plant matter and wood, so they’re more common outdoors. Gardeners often appreciate their presence in their gardens, as woodlouse spiders assist in controlling woodlice, known as troublesome plant pests. That said, an overabundance of them could lead to woodlouse spiders in your home, which can be bothersome to deal with. Need help with control? Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/sawtoothed-grain-beetle/ Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Brown; slender and flat. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but do not fly. Habitat: Infests household pantries, grocery stores, and food processing facilities where there are plenty of dried goods for them to feed on. Habits: Named for the six tiny saw-like “teeth” on each side of the thorax. Cannot consume unbroken grain and prefers dust or crumbs. Infestations usually start when someone accidentally purchases infested goods. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Sawtoothed Grain Beetles in Anaheim The sawtoothed grain beetle is a common pest found in homes, grocery stores, and grain storage facilities all over the United States. These beetles look similar to the merchant grain beetle, but the merchant grain beetle can fly, while the sawtoothed one can't. As adults, these pests sneak into stored goods like grains, sugar, and other dry plant-based materials by slipping through tiny cracks in containers that aren’t sealed properly. Since they can’t attack healthy grain kernels, they’re usually found near crumbs or food that has been infested by other pests. Not only do they make food unclean, but they can also cause mold problems. Sawtoothed Grain Beetle Habitat Sawtoothed grain beetles are found nearly wherever dried food is stored, from grocery shops to households. This pantry pest feeds on all sorts of items like bread, pasta, dried meats, and candy. A single female can lay up to 250 eggs within cracks of kernels of grain. As with other pantry insects, it is the larvae that do most of the damage; however, you’re more likely to notice an adult sawtoothed grain beetle crawling around your pantry. Sawtoothed Grain Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Sawtoothed grain beetles don't spread diseases to humans, and they won't bite or sting you. They're more of a nuisance because they contaminate and damage stored food in your home. These adult beetles can easily get into sealed cardboard boxes and soft plastic packaging. They typically end up in your home when... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/rice-weevil/ Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Long snout with a reddish-brown or black body. Four distinctive light spots on wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: As their name implies, rice weevils are commonly found in rice. They may also infest other dried products like seeds, beans, or pasta. Habits: Attracted to light and are strong fliers. Females can lay up to 400 eggs in just one seed or kernel of grain. Plays dead when scared by drawing their legs close to the body. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Rice Weevils in Anaheim The rice weevil is distributed worldwide and is a serious stored-grain pest, living, feeding, and breeding inside food products. More prominent in the southern United States, rice weevil adults and larvae feed on whole grains. Often called flour bugs, these snout-nosed beetles infest and feed on rice, flour, nuts, beans, seeds, cereals, and especially macaroni. Adults can fly and are attracted to light. The larval rice weevil must complete its development inside a seed kernel or a man-made equivalent, like macaroni products. Rice Weevil Habitat Rice weevils are sometimes found in homes infesting rice, beans, birdseed, sunflower seeds, dried corn, macaroni, and spaghetti. Weevils are internal feeders and are also found in grain storage facilities, food processing plants, and whole-food markets. Adults can live for 7 to 8 months and the egg, larva, and pupa stages occur in the grain kernels and are rarely seen. Females deposit 300-400 eggs inside a seed or grain kernel. Larvae hollow out kernels of grain and usually attack whole kernels. Holes on the side of the grain are made by adults and by emerging adults. Rice Weevil Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Rice weevils do not harm people, pets, or home furnishings, but they do damage grains and seeds, and large populations can destroy food. Weevils feed on almost every processed, grain-based food consumed by people and their small size makes it possible for them to hide in tiny cracks. They can also enter even the smallest opening in a package,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/red-flour-beetle/ Actual Size: 3.5 mm Characteristics: Small, reddish-brown, flat bodies. Last three segments of the antenna get wider at the tip. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and can fly short distances. Habitat: As their name implies, these pests primarily infest grains or flours. They may also hide in crevices inside your cabinets or pantry. Habits: Incapable of feeding on whole, undamaged grain. Mainly found in temperate climates, but can survive cold temperatures indoors. These beetles can live for over three years. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Red Flour Beetles in Anaheim There are several types of flour beetles in the United States, though the most economically significant are red flour beetles and confused flour beetles. Both species are known for attacking stored food products such as flour, pasta, cereals, and spices. Less commonly, they may also infest dried flowers or museum specimens. Though red flour beetles are drawn to warmer environments, they can survive in most climate-controlled indoor spaces. By flying short distances, they can quickly spread throughout a food warehouse or grocery store. Red Flour Beetle Habitat If they are in a heated building, red flour beetles can breed all year long – including through the winter. Since these pests cannot feed on undamaged, uncracked grain kernels, they usually congregate near finely powdered grains or where food items have spilled. They’ve been known to consume a wide range of products including cake mix, crackers, chocolate, seeds, and dried pet food. Adult red flour beetles may also fly to other areas of your kitchen or pantry, living in small cracks or crevices nearby. Red Flour Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Red flour beetles do not bite or sting, but they can trigger an allergic reaction in some individuals. Though these beetles don’t spread disease, their dead bodies and fecal matter can produce a foul smell and contaminate your food. If you notice beetles crawling or flying around the home or have a lot of “leaky” packages with holes in your pantry, you may be dealing with... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/merchant-grain-beetle/ Actual Size: 1/10” Characteristics: Dark brown and flat bodies with six saw-like teeth on each side of the thorax. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and can fly. Habitat: Feeds on grain kernels and other pantry items, so they’re drawn to places like food manufacturing facilities or home pantries. Habits: Cannot eat whole, undamaged grain kernels. Looks similar to sawtoothed beetles, but merchant grain beetles can fly. Females can lay up to 250 eggs into the cracks of a single grain kernel. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Merchant Grain Beetles in Anaheim Commonly found throughout the United States, merchant grain beetles are a big problem for many grocery stores, food warehouses, and households. Though they look similar to sawtoothed beetles, they have the ability to fly, while sawtoothed beetles do not. Since merchant grain beetles cannot pierce through intact grain kernels, they primarily infest pantries with finely powdered food like flour or cake mix. Their flattened bodies also allow them to crawl into broken grain kernels where they can lay eggs. In addition to contaminating food, these pests can cause moisture build-up that may lead to mold problems. Merchant Grain Beetle Habitat Merchant grain beetles are primarily a pest in environments where there’s plenty of grain and food products to consume, which often includes food manufacturing plants, grocery stores, or households. They can infest and contaminate everything from cereals and pasta to dried pet food, bread, and cake mix. Since females can lay up to 250 eggs within the cracks of a single kernel of grain, these beetles can quickly take over an entire pantry if the infestation isn’t treated quickly. Like many other pantry pests, though, the larvae typically do the most damage by feeding as they grow; however, many people also identify infestations by discovering adult merchant grain beetles crawling near the pantry. Merchant Grain Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Merchant grain beetles are considered more of a nuisance than a danger to your health. They do not bite, sting, or transmit diseases. However, merchant... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/indian-meal-moth/ Actual Size: 16 mm wingspan Characteristics: Very small moths with distinctive coppery scales on the outer half of their wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Stays near food sources, which typically include pantry products like whole wheat, flour, cornmeal, or nuts. Habits: The most common pantry pest in homes across the United States. Only the larvae eat, though they can still contaminate a considerable amount of food. Adults often fly away from the kitchen, so many people don’t realize they’re pantry pests. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Indian Meal Moths in Anaheim Indian meal moths get their name because of their love for Indian cornmeal. These small pests are known across the world for infiltrating pantries and consuming all sorts of dried grain products, dried fruits, nuts, and other stored food items. Though the adults do not eat, most people notice infestations when they spot full-grown moths flying around their home. Indian meal moths are easily identified by the copper or bronze-colored scales on the lower half of their wings. Indian Meal Moth Habitat Indian meal moths are commonly found pretty much wherever we keep dried food, from household pantries to grocery stores. They typically prefer coarser grades of flour, which is why Indian meal moths are more likely to chew through whole wheat or cornmeal. Although these pests are very small, their larvae can contaminate and ruin large amounts of food in a short period of time. While they feed, Indian meal moth larvae will also spin silken webbing, which is a surefire sign of an infestation. Indian Meal Moth Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though it’s never fun to discover your food is full of bugs, Indian meal moths don’t pose a threat to your health. They don’t bite and aren’t known to spread any diseases to humans. That said, Indian meal moth larvae can contaminate and ruin a lot of food, especially if they’re infesting a grocery store or food processing facility. If you notice adult Indian meal moths flying around your home or business,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/drugstore-beetle/ Actual Size: 2.25 mm to 3.5 mm Characteristics: Cylindrical-shaped bodies with humped backs. Brown or reddish brown. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and are able to fly. Habitat: Females lay their eggs in all sorts of dry organic materials, from books and aluminum foil to food seasonings and grains. Habits: Also commonly known as the biscuit beetle or bread beetle. Females lay over 100 eggs at a time directly onto dried food products. Larvae are the most destructive as they eat and excrete into the food they live in. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Drugstore Beetles in Anaheim Also called the bread or biscuit beetle, drugstore beetles are a common problem here in Anaheim. These pests get their name from their habit of infesting herbs and plants that used to be used for making drugstore products, including poisonous substances such as strychnine or belladonna. The larvae in particular are known for chewing through herbs, plants, and food, which makes otherwise shelf-stable products unusable. Drugstore Beetle Habitat Drugstore beetles prefer warmer climates, but they’re found in all sorts of environments across the globe. They frequently infest air conditioned stores and warehouses while searching for food. Female drugstore beetles will lay their eggs on top of nearly any dry substance that can serve as food for her offspring. This can include books, wood, seasonings, cereals, and more. Adult drugstore beetles are also capable of boring through wood, which can make infestations more challenging to control. Drugstore Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Like many other types of pantry pest, drugstore beetles do not bite or spread disease. However, they can still cause big problems for home and business owners by eating through and excreting inside of food products. Females can lay over 100 eggs at a time, which can ruin entire batches of food very quickly. Worried you might have drugstore beetles? Start by removing any contaminated items, and then contact your local pantry pest control company for help keeping your property pest-free. Need help with control? Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/skunk/ Actual Size: 8 to 19” in length; weighing 7 ounces to 14 lbs Characteristics: Black furry bodies with longitudinal white stripes. Large bushy tails. Habitat: Drawn to residential areas and are known for building dens or burrows underneath porches, decks, or buildings. Habits: Can transmit several deadly diseases, including rabies. When threatened, skunks will spray a sulfurous compound out of their anus. Attacks beehives to feed on bees, rather than stealing honey. Need help with Wildlife Control? Skunks in Anaheim Skunks are usually around the size of a full-grown housecat. These mammals have mostly black fur with distinctive white patches on their head, neck, and bushy tail. Skunks are common all throughout the United States and are infamous for their pungent defense mechanism: a smelly, oily, yellow compound that contains sulfuric acid. Skunks will release this compound from their anus if they feel threatened, and they can accurately hit targets up to 10 feet away. Many people experience nausea in response to the smell, and the compound can cause severe burning or temporary blindness if it makes contact with your eyes. Skunk Habitat Most skunks use abandoned animal burrows for shelter. They often take over old squirrel, coyote, or fox dens. However, sku\ks are also attracted to residential environments where there is plenty of food and water. Property owners are most likely to discover a skunk den beneath their porch, deck, or building foundation. If a skunk can’t find a suitable shelter, it may also build its own den. In cold winter weather, these creatures may gather in communal dens to stay warm. Skunk Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Skunks are mainly active at night, so their presence around buildings can go unnoticed for quite some time. Most people discover an infestation after the skunk builds a den beneath a porch, deck, or foundation. In some cases, pets may also encounter the skunk, causing them to return home covered in the foul-smelling chemical. If you think your pet... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/raccoon/ Actual Size: 2’ to 3’ long; 7 to 10 lbs. Characteristics: Plump, furry bodies with alternating light and dark gray rings around the tail. Known for their distinctive black “mask” over their eyes. Habitat: Usually stays outside in trees or abandoned animal burrows. May also seek shelter in homes, invading spaces like wall voids, porches, or attics. Habits: Also known as “backyard bandits” due to their masked face and habit of stealing trash. Are one of the biggest carriers of rabies in the United States. Scavenging pests that are active all year long. Need help with Wildlife Control? Raccoons in Anaheim Raccoons are sturdy mammals found all across the United States, though populations are increasing in eastern regions of the country. These crafty creatures are also referred to as “trash pandas” or “backyard bandits” thanks to their scavenging behaviors and distinctive dark “mask”. Nearby infestations can cause a lot of trouble for homeowners, since raccoons tend to make a huge mess while rummaging through trash for food. Though raccoons are active year-round, they’re more likely to invade houses or sheds during harsh winter weather. Raccoon Habitat Raccoons are drawn to forested environments that are close to water and natural habitats. They rest in abandoned burrows and the crooks of trees. In cities, they make themselves at home in empty crawl spaces, under porches, and sometimes within attics. These urban explorers spend their time foraging for food and scouting out new spots. They have a varied diet consisting of insects, fruits, vegetables, and, when necessary, small animals. Raccoons are mostly active at night and are notorious for raiding garbage cans under the cover of darkness. Particularly in the winter, they may invade your garden or house for shelter and easy access to food. Raccoon Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While not all raccoons carry rabies, they are known hosts of this disease in the United States, especially in the eastern part of the country where their populations are growing. To mitigate this threat, it's crucial to ensure that your outdoor pets are properly vaccinated. Raccoons can also be quite destructive,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/opossum/ Actual Size: Up to 3 feet long when mature Characteristics: Furry, gray bodies with a white face and pink nose. Has a prehensile tail that allows them to hang from tree limbs for short periods of time. Habitat: Mainly lives outdoors in abandoned burrows or nests from other animals. May also invade wall voids, crawl spaces, or attics. Habits: Virginia opossums are the only species found in the United States. Will play dead and emit a foul smell when scared or threatened. Considered beneficial to the environment for insect and pest control. Need help with Wildlife Control? Opossums in Anaheim There are over 100 different types of opossums, but in the United States, you'll find only one species – the Virginia opossum. These mammals are roughly the size of a large house cat and, despite their frightening appearance, can actually be quite helpful in controlling local insect or snake populations. Opossums are also nomadic, rarely staying in one spot for long. They often make use of abandoned burrows left behind by other animals. Sometimes, they can become a bother to homeowners while searching for food and shelter. Opossum Habitat Possums do not dig dens or burrows underground, but they will live in old nests or burrows that have been abandoned. They often wait for other animals to leave their homes before moving in. That said, opossums generally prefer to live in large trees thanks to the protection foliage can provide. Opossums may also enter attics, walls, and crawl spaces of homes if they have access. Many people discover infestations after noticing an unusual and foul odor in their home. Opossum Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Opossums pose no major threat to humans or pets. Though their teeth look sharp, they’re meant for chewing or holding objects rather than attacking or preying on animals. Opossums will even play “dead” if they feel scared. Since these mammals are nomadic and don’t dig their own burrows, they usually move along before causing any property damage. That said, opossums are not the cleanest of animals and can carry various diseases. Their foul... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/mole/ Actual Size: 4.4 to 6.25” Characteristics: Brown to dark gray bodies that are hairless; small eyes with a pointed snout and no visible ears. Habitat: Builds an underground system of tunnels and burrows. Most frequently found in wooded areas, but may also infest farm fields or residential yards. Habits: Rarely seen above the ground. Contributes to insect control and can eat up to 50 lbs of grubs per year. Can ruin yards by disrupting plant roots while burrowing. Need help with Wildlife Control? Moles in Anaheim Though many people assume moles are rodents, they’re actually small insect-eating mammals. They’re found all across the United States, from forests and fields to our own backyards. Moles spend most of their time digging and are known for building complex underground tunnel systems. These tunnels often disrupt plant roots, which can make an infestation devastating to your landscape. Since these critters rarely leave their burrows, most people discover they have an infestation after coming across molehills in their yard. Mole Habitat Moles are drawn to wooded areas, but they’re also known for invading backyards or farmlands. These small mammals usually stay underground, using their claws to dig extensive tunnels. Moles are active all year long and spend most of their time feeding on a variety of insects, worms, and other invertebrates. Moles also help with insect control and have even been known to consume up to 50 pounds of insects and grubs in a single year. That said, they can also damage your plants and lead to an uneven, unsightly lawn. Many homeowners also discover lots of molehills after a period of rain, as the moles follow earthworms up to the surface. Mole Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Because moles rarely leave their underground tunnels and shy away from humans, they’re not considered a threat to our health or safety. That said, their presence can have a negative impact on your yard. Molehills scattered throughout your lawn can make walking and mowing difficult, and the tunnels can damage... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/camel-cricket/ Actual Size: ½ to 1.5” Characteristics: Tan to dark brown with darker bands on the back legs. Long antennae. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Drawn to dark and damp environments, such as basements or crawl spaces. Habits: Usually lives for about two years. These pests don’t chirp and are actually more related to katydids than crickets. Can jump high into the air when frightened. Camel Crickets in Anaheim Camel crickets are named for the hump on their backs that looks like a camel's hump. They're also known as "cave crickets'' or "land shrimp. " Interestingly, they're closer relatives to katydids than to actual crickets, and unlike crickets, they don't make chirping sounds. These crickets can be found all across the United States and tend to come into homes when the weather's hot and dry. They've been seen munching on clothes and lace curtains. Because they're fairly big and can jump quickly, they can be quite unsettling for homeowners. Camel Cricket Habitat Camel crickets like places that are damp and dark. Outdoors, you can find them in places like leaf piles, under logs or rocks, in tree holes, hollow logs, or even stacks of firewood – anywhere that's cool and damp. Sometimes, when it gets colder in the fall, they might wander into homes looking for a warm spot to spend the winter. You can often find them in places like crawl spaces or basements, and sometimes there can be quite a few of them. But they might also end up in living areas, garages, and storage rooms. Interestingly, camel crickets can even be found in attics above two-story homes in large numbers. Camel Cricket Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Camel crickets are harmless; they don't carry diseases and don't bite. However, they can be quite bothersome if they get inside your home. They may damage houseplants, clothing, and fabrics. These crickets are active at night,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/no-see-um-midge-biting/ Actual Size: less than ⅛” Characteristics: Tiny bodies that are grayish-black. Pigmented markings on the wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: 6 Wings: Yes Habitat: Known for infesting coastal salt marshes, freshwater areas, and other environments that are cool and damp. Habits: Also commonly called biting midges. Can carry bluetongue virus, which can be deadly to cattle and sheep. Females only consume a blood meal, which they use to produce eggs. Need help with Fly Removal? No-See-Ums in Anaheim Also known as biting midges, no-see-ums are a common pest in the United States – particularly along coastal areas or farms. Though these flies are very small, they can cause big problems by biting and feeding on warm-blooded vertebrates. People often mistake no-see-um bites with those of black flies. Female midges are the only ones that consume blood, which they need for producing eggs. They will attack all sorts of mammals, but are especially drawn to livestock, making them a major pest for farms and homesteads. No-See-Um Habitat Each species of no-see-ums has their own natural habitat. As a whole, they’re found everywhere from mud-caked flatlands and freshwater streams to coastal marshes and damp holes in trees. No-see-ums are generally drawn to cool areas that are damp and well-protected from full sunlight. Females seek out wet organic matter, such as mud or decaying leaf litter, for laying eggs. No-See-Um Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Bites from midges can be painful and annoying, but they’re not known to be dangerous to humans. No-see-ums earn their name because most people can’t tell what is biting them, though they can feel the pain. Most bites leave behind a small welt and itching. While these pests are not considered dangerous to humans, they can transmit serious diseases such as the bluetongue virus to livestock. Keep getting insect bites, but can’t quite tell what’s attacking? Worried you might have no-see-ums? Contact your local fly exterminators to address and eliminate the infestation. Need help... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/lovebug/ Actual Size: 6 mm to 9 mm Characteristics: Small black bodies with a soft, velvety appearance. Distinctive red marking behind the head. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Prefers grassy areas with plenty of moisture. May also infest damp areas of homes or buildings like basements and crawl spaces. Habits: Usually seen in pairs that look stuck together while mating. Feeds on grass and decomposing matter like compost. Has acidic body chemistry that can strip paint when squished. Need help with Fly Removal? Lovebugs in Anaheim Lovebugs earned their name because they're frequently spotted in pairs, often appearing 'stuck' together during mating. These insects are closely related to gnats and sand flies, and they tend to gather in sizable swarms. You'll usually encounter them in late spring and summer when the female lovebugs emerge. During this period, they can become quite bothersome as they invade homes, create messes on vehicle windshields and hoods. They may also wind up in the mouths of cyclists or joggers while outdoors. Lovebug Habitat Lovebugs, like many insects, thrive in dark and damp environments. When searching for a suitable spot to lay her eggs, female lovebugs prefer moist locations with plenty of decaying organic matter that can serve as a food source. These insects mainly feed on things like compost, rotting grass, and other decaying plant material. If your home or business is located near an area known for lovebugs, you’re at a higher risk of experiencing an infestation; additionally, excess moisture in your basement or other rooms could encourage these pests to settle in. Lovebug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While lovebugs don't pose a threat by biting humans or pets, they can create issues for homes and cars. These insects have an acidic body chemistry that can be particularly damaging to the paint on vehicles, especially when exposed to sunlight. If large numbers of lovebugs die on windshields, radiator grates, or car hoods, they can become extremely stubborn to remove without causing damage to the vehicle's finish.... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/house-fly/ Actual Size: ¼” Characteristics: Four dark stripes on the thorax. Grayish-black in color. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Attracted to decomposing organic material like lawn clippings, compost, manure, and trash. Habits: Lays eggs in decaying matter and animal waste. Rarely found in the wilderness and are more common near human activity. Excretes waste every time they land, which spreads bacteria quickly. Need help with Fly Removal? House Flies in Anaheim House flies are one of the most recognizable insects in the world, and they’re found all across the globe except in Antarctica. These pests are most active in the hot summer months, usually infesting areas that are close to both humans and animals. House flies need animal waste or other decaying organic matter to reproduce, which can include animal corpses or food waste. These pests also defecate nearly every time they land on a surface, which makes them vectors for disease if they land on surfaces we regularly touch. House Fly Habitat In rural communities or farmlands, manure piles are usually what attracts house flies. They are particularly drawn to horse or cow manure, though they’ll also breed in human excrement or dumpsters. In more urban settings, these pests are drawn to things like poorly discarded trash or fermenting lawn clippings. Some species of house flies can even survive and reproduce inside of recycling containers, which makes them a common problem for recycling facilities. House Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers House flies aren’t known to bite, but their unsanitary habits make them capable of spreading over 100 different pathogens to humans. They can transmit salmonellosis, tuberculosis, and typhoid among many other diseases. House flies usually pick up bacteria and pathogenic organisms while crawling through trash, manure, or sewage, and they spread it by walking on high-touch surfaces or areas we use for cooking. A house fly infestation is never pleasant, and it could put your health... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/horse-fly/ Actual Size: ¾ to 1 ¼” Characteristics: Big, bulgy eyes and clear wings. Black or gray in color. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Usually invades damp soil in low-lying pasture areas or near sources of water. Can be a big problem for farms with livestock. Habits: Like deer flies, horse flies do not reproduce indoors. Capable of delivering a painful bite. Are particularly bothersome to livestock animals. Need help with Fly Removal? Horse Flies in Anaheim Horse flies and deer flies are robust, sizable insects known for their relentless harassment of livestock and humans. Their blood-feeding habits can also lead to the transmission of disease-causing agents. True to their name, horse flies are infamous for targeting animals such as horses, cattle, mules, dogs, and even humans. Deer flies, which often bite humans, are relatively smaller in size, featuring distinctive dark bands on their wings and eyes that bear a resemblance to those of horse flies. Even a few of these flies can transform outdoor activities and work into uncomfortable and miserable experiences. Horse Fly Habitat Horse flies and deer flies often inhabit areas near bodies of water that are conducive to the development of their larvae. You may encounter these flies in brushy or low-lying pastures adjacent to creeks, streams, or water reservoirs that offer the moist soils required for their immature stages to thrive. To sustain themselves, both horse and deer flies employ a survival strategy of burrowing into the sand or gravel substrate near the water they’re infesting. Horse Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Female horse and deer flies possess the capability and willingness to bite humans, causing painful wounds that can occur on any part of the body. These bites often result in noticeable bleeding, though common first-aid-type skin creams usually help. Although rare, allergic reactions such as hives and wheezing can occur in some individuals. These flies are particularly troublesome for farms with livestock, as they mainly target... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/gnat-midge-non-biting/ Actual Size: 1/16 to ⅛” Characteristics: Gray to black with transparent wings. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Drawn to bodies of water, which they use as a breeding ground. Habits: Infestations can attract spiders, which feed on gnats. Swarms can look like little drifting clouds. Frequently confused for mosquitoes, but they don’t bite. Need help with Fly Removal? Gnats in Anaheim The names gnat and midge actually refer to a large number of small, non-biting flies that are found all across the United States. These flies usually reproduce near bodies of water, which they need to lay eggs in. Swarms often contain hundreds or thousands of individual insects, and they can look like small clouds. People often mistake gnats for mosquitoes, which can make swarms disturbing to come across. However, unlike mosquitoes that feed on blood, midges and gnats do not bite or spread disease. Gnat Fly Habitat Gnats and midges are most frequently encountered during the spring and summer seasons, and they pose significant challenges around bodies of water such as lakes or rivers. Despite their limited flying abilities, they can be carried long distances in the wind, which allows them to access all sorts of new environments. Many gnats and midges exhibit a strong attraction to light sources, which may cause them to fly toward homes and businesses. It's worth noting that these tiny insects have a short lifespan, primarily dedicated to mating, egg-laying, and eventually dying. Gnat Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While gnats and midges are non-biting insects, their massive populations during peak emergence can create significant disturbances in neighboring residential and industrial zones, resulting in both irritation and property damage. Properties situated near lakeshores and other bodies of water often experience an abundance of these swarming insects. Swarms resemble dense clouds and have the capacity to entirely engulf houses, vehicles, and outdoor furniture.... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/garbage-fly/ Actual Size: 1/8 to 1/4″ Characteristics: Gray bodies with four black stripes on the body. Covered in tiny hairs that are actually tasting organs. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: True to their name, these flies are usually found near dumps and garbage heaps. Habits: Also commonly called house flies. Reproduces by laying eggs in decaying organic matter, usually in garbage cans. Usually dies within three weeks in the summer, but can survive longer in cold weather. Need help with Fly Removal? Garbage Flies in Anaheim Garbage flies, also known as house flies, are easy to recognize because they have four long stripes on their middle part. Though they can’t bite, they have a special mouth that can soak up liquid food. Female garbage flies are usually bigger than males and have a noticeably wider distance between their red eyes. These flies have gray and slightly yellow-tinged bodies as well as an upward bend in one of their wing veins. Garbage Fly Habitat Garbage flies are most commonly seen in the hot summer months. The females lay their eggs in warm, damp, organic matter like trash, manure, compost piles, or lawn clippings. When the summer weather is just right, house flies can go from being an egg to an adult fly in as little as 7 days. Though garbage flies usually die within three weeks in summertime, they can live for up to two months if temperatures are a little lower. Garbage Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers It’s never ideal to have bugs or flies in your space. Garbage flies can be particularly annoying because they often stay very close to human activity, largely because we produce the trash they need to breed in. Sometimes, these flies can carry diseases that can harm both humans and animals. Since they live and eat in waste, they can pick up germs like bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Then, they can spread these germs by touching food and water. In some bad situations, people have gotten... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/fungus-gnat/ Actual Size: 1/10 to ⅛” Characteristics: Gray or black to yellow-orange in color with smoky-gray wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Drawn to high-moisture environments. When indoors, they usually congregate in humid areas like bathrooms and laundry rooms. Habits: Flourishes in damp areas, especially inside of organic matter. Often found near potted plants, which is how they’re normally carried inside. Are weak fliers that don’t travel long distances. Need help with Fly Removal? Fungus Gnats in Anaheim Fungus gnats are tiny insects characterized by their slender wings and delicate, spindly legs. They can occasionally pose issues in both residential and commercial settings, particularly in environments where there are lots of indoor plants to serve as breeding grounds. Fungus gnat larvae predominantly feed on fungi and organic material within the soil, though they may also attack the roots. This can pose a particularly big problem for greenhouses, nurseries, or other plant-related businesses. When in households, the adult insects usually congregate near windows or light fixtures. Fungus Gnat Habitat In the wild, fungus gnats usually congregate near high-moisture areas. They often infest overwatered landscapes or low-lying areas that stay wet after heavy rainfall. Since these gnats are drawn to light, they may hover near large glass windows if they get indoors. However, they are weak fliers compared to many other fly species, so they usually stay fairly close to potted plants that they can use for feeding and breeding. Fungus Gnat Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Adult fungus gnats don't bite or harm plants; instead, they're mainly an annoyance. The actual harm is caused by fungus gnat larvae, which can harm roots and hinder plant growth, especially in young plants and seedlings. In areas where moist, organically rich soil is prevalent, such as indoor plant environments and houseplants, these larvae have been known to cause significant root damage and even plant death. So, if you notice a houseplant wilting, it might not necessarily need more water... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/fruit-fly/ Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are pale brown or yellow. Usually has bright red eyes. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: These flies live up to their name with their love for fruits and vegetables. They’re often found in kitchens and trash cans with plenty of old produce. Habits: Most attracted to overripe fruit or vegetables that have begun fermenting. Can transmit salmonella, listeria, E. coli, and other diseases to foods or surfaces. The larvae feed on fruit and spread yeasts that can accelerate decomposition. Need help with Fly Removal? Fruit Flies in Anaheim There are over 177 species of fruit flies in North America, but just eight of them are common in the United States. The scientific name for these flies, Drosophila, meaning "lover of dew," hinting that they need moisture to reproduce. People also often refer to them as fruit, vinegar, or pomace flies and they can be easily mistaken for other indoor fly species. Fruit flies are known to carry diseases as they feed on bacteria and sugar from decaying foods. You might spot them near fruit bowls, garbage cans, and dirty dishes. Fruit Fly Habitat Fruit flies are tiny insects that can squeeze through regular-sized window screens. You may notice them in homes, grocery stores, and restaurants with open salad bars - basically, anywhere fruits and veggies are around. They often make their way indoors from nearby trash bins or damp compost heaps where people have thrown away fruits and veggies. Fruit flies lay lots of eggs on fruit, and when these eggs hatch, the larvae will eat the produce. These flies become more active when the weather gets warm, and they can complete a full generation in under a week when it's between 80° and 89°F. Fruit Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Fruit flies are not like some insects that sting or bite. They are mainly nuisance pests, but there was a recent study that found they can carry E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria to different surfaces. They can even take E. coli from one... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/drain-fly/ Actual Size: 1.5 to 5 mm Characteristics: Stocky and hairy bodies that look fuzzy. Small in size. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Thrives near standing water in places like drains, compost piles, and septic tanks. Habits: Can appear suddenly in your home, usually from sink or bathtub drains. As their name suggests, these pests frequently reproduce in drains. Since they are so small, they can squeeze through most fly screens. Need help with Fly Removal? Drain Flies in Anaheim Drain flies, also known as moth flies, are part of the Psychodidae family and are named for their tendency to reproduce in drains. These insects are present across the United States and can be a source of irritation in households, occasionally emerging unexpectedly from sink or bathtub drains. In large quantities, they can multiply rapidly in sewage treatment facilities. Since they are not strong fliers, they may get carried by the wind to nearby structures where they can easily slip through regular fly screens. Drain Fly Habitat Drain flies develop in damp or gooey substances found in sewage disposal areas, septic tanks, compost piles, or unclean trash containers. They can also emerge from sink or bathtub drains or natural organic matter like abandoned bird nests that are full of droppings. Drain flies tend to congregate, mate, and lay eggs in areas with plenty of moisture or stagnant water. They particularly favor the slimy film that forms in sewers and drains as a prime breeding location. When inside buildings, they are strongly drawn to light sources and can be seen on windows or lighting fixtures. Drain Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Drain flies do not bite people or animals, nor do they harm buildings or plants. However, since these flies come from unsanitary places, they have the potential to carry and transmit diseases. Their populations can be a major annoyance in homes, and they are typically associated with clogged drains. In residential settings, bathroom drains are the... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/deer-fly/ Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Long bodies that are yellow-brown to black with mottled wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Rarely found near residential areas. Prefers very damp environments like woodland ponds or marshlands. Habits: Like horseflies, deer flies do not reproduce indoors. Can bite, causing a very painful and visible wound. Capable of transmitting tularemia to humans. Need help with Fly Removal? Deer Flies in Anaheim Deer flies and horse flies are hefty insects that are very unpleasant to have around. They're known for their relentless biting habits, targeting not only humans but also wildlife, livestock, and other mammals. These bites can transmit diseases like tularemia to humans, making them a danger to your health. Deer flies, the smaller of the two species, have dark bands on their wings and eyes with similar colors to those of a horsefly. Even just a few of these persistent flies can turn outdoor activities and yard work into a miserable experience. Deer Fly Habitat Deer flies and horse flies tend to hang around places near bodies of water where their larvae can grow. You'll often spot them in areas with bushes or low-lying pastures close to creeks and streams that have moist soil, which is ideal for their offspring. Although they usually stay outdoors, deer flies can occasionally make their way inside buildings. If you're in a house or hotel with a swimming pool, be aware that these pests might show up more frequently. Shiny surfaces and quick movements can attract deer flies to people in such places. Deer Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Female deer flies and horse flies are capable of and will bite people, often causing painful wounds on any part of the body. These bites can lead to bleeding and discomfort, but applying basic first-aid skin creams can help ease the pain. In rare cases, some individuals might experience allergic reactions... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/crane-fly/ Actual Size: 1 to 1 3/4” Characteristics: Very long legs with a slender body. Legs: Yes Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Often gathers in moist soil around streams and ponds or in well-irrigated lawns. Habits: Though they look like mosquitoes, crane flies do not bite. They are drawn to areas with excessive moisture, especially in lawns or turfgrass. The larvae feed on roots and crowns of grass, causing extensive damage to the plants. Need help with Fly Removal? Crane Flies in Anaheim Crane flies are globally distributed, commonly found in temperate or tropical climates, and are frequently mistaken for mosquitoes due to their striking resemblance. Though their elongated bodies and slender legs make them appear like oversized versions of mosquitoes, crane flies do not bite or feed on humans. Despite being completely unrelated to mosquitoes, crane flies are sometimes called mosquito hawks or mosquito wasps. Crane flies are not harmful to humans, but their larvae can ruin lawns while feeding on grass roots and crowns. Crane Fly Habitat Crane flies are mainly found in lawns or damp soil near ponds and streams. Adult crane flies make their appearance in late summer and fall, emerging from the soil beneath turfgrass and other grassy areas. Female crane flies lay eggs, which then hatch into small, brown, wormlike larvae often referred to as "leatherjackets. " During the fall, these leatherjackets feed on the roots of clover and grass plants, and they spend the winter in the larval stage within the soil. Around mid-May, they transition into a nonfeeding pupal stage, remaining just below the soil's surface. It's not until late summer that the pupae make their way to the surface, where they transform into adult crane flies. Crane Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Adult crane flies are harmless to humans and do not transmit diseases. However, they can pose a problem when it comes to lawns and turf. Crane fly larvae, particularly on warm nights, feed on the crowns and blades... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/cluster-fly/ Actual Size: 8 mm Characteristics: Dark gray, not shiny. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Drawn to ripe fruit and flowers. Will overwinter inside houses and buildings. Habits: Not attracted to human foods, unlike blow flies. Are slightly larger in size than houseflies. Known for hibernating and overwintering inside of houses. Need help with Fly Removal? Cluster Flies in Anaheim Cluster flies, which belong to the blowfly family, can be found all over the United States, except for the states bordering Mexico. During the fall, these insects seek shelter inside houses to hibernate. They often cluster in quiet and sometimes hard-to-reach spots like wall voids and false ceilings, hence their name. When spring arrives, cluster flies become active again and while trying to leave their winter hideouts, they often end up in the living areas of homes and buildings, becoming quite a nuisance. In the early spring, they move slowly and don't buzz around loudly indoors like some other invading flies. Cluster Fly Habitat Cluster flies are typically outdoor insects that enjoy visiting flowers and ripe fruits. As the weather turns colder, they seek refuge inside homes and buildings for the winter. Inside, they hide in various places like corners, closets among clothes, behind curtains, within wall gaps, and behind furniture and pictures. When spring brings warmer days, they become active again, sometimes emerging indoors rather than outside. Inside, these flies move slowly along walls and may end up in food on tables. Cluster Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Unlike common blowflies, cluster flies are generally not considered a health risk because they don't show interest in human food. Nevertheless, their presence can be quite bothersome as they often form large swarms comprising thousands of flies. In the fall, as these adult flies seek warmth and shelter for the winter, they tend to cluster noisily near... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/blow-fly/ Actual Size: ⅕” Characteristics: Shiny and almost metallic-looking. Usually blue, green, gold, or black. Legs: 6 Wings: Yes Antennae: Yes Habitat: Drawn to hot and humid climates. Usually found near decomposing matter like dead animals or trash. Habits: Easily identified because of their bright and nearly metallic appearance. Adults lay their eggs in animal carcasses. Carry bacteria that can lead to typhus, cholera, and dysentery. Need help with Fly Removal? Blow Flies in Anaheim Blow flies are found everywhere in the world except for Antarctica, and they’re the species you’re most likely to see circling a dead animal. These flies are primarily found in highly unsanitary environments, which makes them a vector of diseases such as dysentery. Most people can easily spot a blow fly because of their bright, metallic appearance. In urban settings, these flies usually congregate near industrial areas like recycling centers, dumps, and meat processing plants. Blow flies are capable of picking up faint traces of decay and may travel up to 12 miles to find a suitable carcass for laying eggs. Blow Fly Habitat As insects that are drawn to decay, blow flies prefer hot and humid weather that accelerates the rate of decomposition. They usually lay their eggs directly onto fish, meat, or dead animals but will also breed in other decaying matter like trash, manure, or compost piles. In ideal conditions, a blow fly can go from an egg to an adult in just 7 days. Some homeowners have had the unpleasant experience of witnessing a mass emergence of maggots crawling out of their trash cans if the garbage was not properly sealed and disposed of. Blow Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Blow flies are not aggressive, but they can be harmful to your health. If these flies visit your home after crawling through carcasses and manure, they could contaminate your food or cooking surfaces with all sorts of harmful bacteria. From salmonella and... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/black-fly/ Actual Size: 1 to 5 mm Characteristics: Black with some gray markings or reddish coloring. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Drawn to environments near slow-moving water such as creeks, streams, or rivers. Habits: Needs gently flowing water to reproduce. Females are blood-feeders and will readily bite people or other animals. Bites can trigger a reaction called “black fly fever”. Need help with Fly Removal? Black Flies in Anaheim Also known as turkey or buffalo gnats, black flies are a common pest in several parts of Canada and the United States. These pests have an annoying habit of flying around people’s heads and sometimes crawling into their ears, eyes, or hair. Female black flies also need a blood meal before reproducing, so they can be aggressive toward humans and animals. These flies are most active in late spring and early summer, and can appear in very large numbers during the warm months of the year. Black Fly Habitat Black flies need running water to lay eggs. The larvae and pupae thrive in non-polluted water with high levels of dissolved oxygen, which is why people mainly discover these flies near slow-moving streams or rivers. Lakes and ponds rarely have enough movement for these flies to develop. Adult males and females primarily feed on nectar, though females will also consume blood before producing eggs. Black Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers It’s never fun to deal with black flies while trying to enjoy time outdoors. Though they’re not known to transmit diseases to humans in the United States, their bites can still cause reactions ranging from a small puncture wound to swelling the size of a golf ball. Some people may also experience headaches, nausea, fever, and swollen lymph nodes after a bite, which is known as “black fly fever”. Additionally, black flies can transmit nematode worms and protozoa to livestock, which can make them dangerous near farms.... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/springtail/ Actual Size: 4 to 10 mm Characteristics: Tiny wingless insects with varied color ranging from black and gray to yellow, red, lavender, or green. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Prefers damp areas such as well-irrigated lawns, old swimming pools, or bathtubs. Habits: Frequently mistaken for fleas, but they do not feed on humans or animals. Called springtails for their ability to jump and “spring” into the air when scared. Has a forked appendage on the abdomen called the furcula, which they use to jump. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? Springtails in Anaheim Springtails are tiny insects that can jump several inches at a time, which often causes them to be confused for fleas. However, springtails don’t bite, and they mainly feed on decomposing organic materials like dead plants or mold. These small pests have a unique appendage called a furcula, which remains tucked under their abdomen until they’re ready to jump. Springtails also frequently gather in groups of hundreds or thousands, which can be quite alarming for home or business owners to come across. Springtail Habitat Since springtails mainly feed on decomposing matter like mold, they usually only infest properties with serious moisture issues. These insects are most active in the spring and early summer, and they congregate around moist indoor areas like kitchen sinks, bathtubs, or leaky pipes. When outdoors, springtails are drawn to high-moisture areas like old swimming pools, well-irrigated landscapes, and mud puddles. Though infestations can be concerning, the associated moisture issues are usually a bigger problem to deal with. Springtail Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Springtails can be unnerving, but they aren’t really a danger to you or your property. They don’t bite people or animals, aren’t known to spread diseases, and don’t damage household items. However, it’s never fun to encounter a horde of tiny, jumping insects in your home or garden. If you keep finding springtails in your property and aren’t sure why, contact your local flea, tick, and mite exterminator for help. They can help you identify and treat the source of the... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/spider-mite/ Actual Size: Less than 1/20” Characteristics: Two red eyespots near the head. Oval-shaped bodies with large, dark blotches on each side. Legs: Juveniles have 6 legs; adults have 8 legs. Antennae: No Wings: No Habitat: Mainly found in fruits and vegetables in farms or home gardens. May also infest turfgrass. Habits: Are tiny creatures that look like tiny, moving dots to the naked eye. Can cause yellow or brown spots on plant foliage. Large populations produce webbing that covers plant leaves and stems. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? Spider Mites in Anaheim If you have a farm or a garden, you’ve likely come across spider mites at least once. These are the most common mite pests and are found all across the United States in houseplants, berry bushes, vegetables, and fruit trees. Though they’re related to insects, spider mites are actually a member of the arachnid class along with spiders and ticks. Though these pests are tiny, measuring just 1/20th of an inch, they can reproduce very quickly and cause serious damage to any plant they infest. Spider Mite Habitat Spider mites feed on all sorts of plants, from fruit trees and vegetables to houseplants. They consume the innards of plants by piercing the leaf and sucking out the green liquid. If spider mites are feeding on your plant, you may notice bronze or brown-colored patches on the leaves. If your plant is experiencing a severe infestation, there may also be a very fine webbing covering the branches and leaves. If the weather is warm enough, spider mites can feed and reproduce all year long. Spider Mite Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While spider mites are not a danger to human health, they can disrupt your landscape. These pests are drawn to the warm climate here in Anaheim, and they’re a year-round problem for many gardeners or farmers in our area. Though mild infestations just look like a little yellowing or browning of plant leaves, heavy infestations can cause plants to stop growing or die. If you keep finding... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/american-dog-tick/ Actual Size: 3.6 mm to 5 mm Characteristics: Oval shaped bodies. Reddish-brown or dark brown color with white-gray pattern. Legs: 8 Antennae: No Habitat: Mainly lives in tall grass and are most frequently found in fields, forests, or near hiking trails. Habits: Most active in the spring and summer when the weather warms up. Will bite humans and other animals like dogs, mice, deer, and cattle. Capable of transmitting diseases like Tularemia and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? American Dog Ticks in Anaheim Though American dog ticks are mainly found east of the Rocky Mountains, they’re also found in a few western states such as California and Washington. These ticks live up to their name and are most frequently found on dogs, though they’ll also feed on larger animals such as humans, cattle, or horses. A single tick bite can transmit potentially harmful diseases to both humans and other animals, including Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Tularemia. American dog ticks can also survive for up to two years without feeding on blood if they cannot find a host. American Dog Tick Habitat American dog ticks are most common in wide open areas with plenty of tall grass or foliage. Adult ticks will hide on grass blades, clinging to it with their third pair of legs while waiting for a potential host to pass by. Most people pick them up while walking on hiking trails or residential pathways with lots of weeds and clutter. American Dog Tick Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers As with most parasitic pests, American dog ticks can endanger your health or that of your furry friends. Both nymphs and adults are capable of spreading serious diseases. Wearing long pants and putting a dog vest on your pets can reduce your chances of being bitten by a tick, though it’s still important to perform a tick check after spending time outdoors – especially in the summer when these pests are most active. You may also consider wearing... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/japanese-beetle/ Actual Size: 8 to 11 mm Characteristics: Metallic green bodies with coppery wing covers. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but are clumsy flyers. Habitat: Primarily feeds on turfgrass and grass roots, which may cause your lawn to turn brown and die. Also commonly found in sunny areas of the garden on roses and berry bushes. Habits: Capable of destroying lawns and ornamental plants. Estimated to cause over $460 million in damage to landscapes each year. Though they are clumsy fliers, they can fly from plant to plant. Need help with Beetle Removal? Japanese Beetles in Anaheim Japanese beetles have been a widespread problem in the United States since their introduction in 1916, though they’re most common in states east of the Mississippi. These pests are known for destroying landscapes by consuming plant matter. Adults will feed on over 300 different plant species, while the grubs mainly destroy grass roots. Japanese beetles are also drawn to sunny areas and can cause significant damage to your garden within a short amount of time. Japanese Beetle Habitat Since Japanese beetles can feed on such a wide range of plants, they can live almost anywhere as long as there’s vegetation. They’re found everywhere from forests and farms to urban gardens. Japanese beetles are often found on plants like roses, grapes, and raspberries. Thanks to their huge appetite and ability to fly from plant to plant, these beetles can make quick work of your landscape. Japanese beetles also generally feed on the soft tissue between leaf veins, which leaves a lace-like pattern once they’re done feeding. These pests are most active on warm, sunny days and often feed in groups. Japanese Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Japanese beetles may have powerful jaws, but they’re not known to bite people or spread disease. That said, their destructive behavior is estimated to cost home and business owners a combined $460 million each year in repairs. If you have a farm or a garden, it’s important to keep Japanese beetles from taking over your property. Infestations can quickly get out... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/emerald-ash-borer/ Actual Size: 7 to 8 mm Characteristics: Long narrow body; shiny emerald or coppery green. Legs: Yes Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and can fly short distances. Habitat: Will live in any location near a population of ash trees. Firewood is one of the main pathways by which this insect has been moved to new locations by humans. Habits: Transported through human activity, such as moving firewood. Highly destructive wood-boring beetle that feeds on the tissue of ash trees. Since 2002, the beetle has destroyed hundreds of millions of ash trees in North America. Need help with Beetle Removal? Emerald Ash Borers in Anaheim Emerald ash borers were first identified in the United States in 2002. Since then, they’ve been responsible for killing hundreds of millions of ash trees across the country by feeding on the tree tissue. Most emerald ash borers spread through the transportation of lumber and firewood. Adults can also fly short distances, carrying them from tree to tree. Unfortunately, if you detect an emerald ash borer, any trees within a 10-15 mile radius could be at risk. Emerald Ash Borer Beetle Habitat Emerald ash borers are native to Asia and were likely carried to North America through cargo ships or airplanes with solid wood packing material. These pests primarily feed on ash trees, including white ash, black ash, and green ash. Adults flock to these trees for eating and breeding. After hatching, the larvae will also feed, leaving S-shaped lines just underneath the tree’s bark. This feeding routine makes it difficult for the trees to move water and nutrients from its root system, which eventually kills the tree. Emerald Ash Borer Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though they are not considered dangerous to human health, emerald ash borers are extremely destructive to our environment. These small beetles feed on ash trees, which can completely kill them over time. Most people notice infestations because of a thinning tree canopy or yellowing leaves. Infestations also rarely remain in just one tree and can spread rapidly throughout a forested area. If you suspect you are dealing with emerald ash... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/cigarette-beetle/ Actual Size: 2 to 3 mm Characteristics: Shiny bodies with reddish-brown coloration. Small, round, and squat beetles. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and adults are strong fliers. Habitat: Gets their name from their affinity for dried tobacco products. Also invades homes or food storage warehouses to feed on dried pantry goods. Habits: Often mistaken for the “drugstore” beetle. Capable of destroying large amounts of dried food products. Adults lay eggs directly on food so larvae can eat immediately after hatching. Need help with Beetle Removal? Cigarette Beetles in Anaheim Cigarette beetles are found across the globe, including right here in Anaheim. These pests are infamous for damaging dried and stored tobacco, along with a number of other pantry items. Though cigarette beetles are often found on dried tobacco leaves, they never infest the plants themselves. Instead, they are more likely to chew through books, stacks of paper, furniture upholstery, and other organic materials. With how warm the weather can get in Anaheim, we may experience three generations of cigarette beetles per year. Cigarette Beetle Habitat Since they are such strong fliers, cigarette beetles are active even on breezy and cloudy days. They are year-round pests that will infest pantries and warehouses no matter the season, so long as they contain plenty of dried food. It’s easy to accidentally carry cigarette beetles into your home via contaminated pantry products from an infested grocery store. While cigarette beetles are most famous for eating tobacco, they are capable of damaging all sorts of pantry or household items. Cigarette Beetle Behaviors, Threats or Dangers Cigarette beetles are not considered medically dangerous to humans or pets. However, nobody wants bugs crawling all over their food. These beetles are the last thing you want to find eating away at your pantry, pet food, furniture, or books. Whether you own a food storage warehouse or you’re a homeowner who wants to keep their property bug-free, professional pest control is the best course of action when it comes to cigarette beetles. Need help... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/black-carpet-beetle/ Actual Size: 2.8-5 mm Characteristics: Dark brown or black in color. About twice as long as it is wide. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Adults have wings and are capable of flying. Habitat: Drawn to soil and usually live under rocks, leaf litter, logs, or other organic debris. Habits: Often accidentally carried into the house on wool or carpeting. May fly into homes or buildings, especially in the springtime. Can destroy a wide range of household items. Need help with Beetle Removal? Black Carpet Beetles in Anaheim Black carpet beetles are found across the United States and are considered the most destructive species of carpet beetle in Anaheim. They primarily feed on keratin, which is found in feathers and animal hair, which may cause them to eat things like clothing or paintings – or, as their name suggests, carpet. These beetles may also consume other materials such as grains, synthetic fabrics, and dead insects. They’ve even been known to eat through entire dried insect collections. Black Carpet Beetle Habitat Though black carpet beetles are a big threat indoors, they often live outside. Females will use abandoned spider webs, bird nests, or wasp nests as shelter for their eggs. These locations are perfect for reproducing because they contain debris such as dead insects, pollen, feathers, or beeswax that the beetle larvae can feed on. Particularly in the springtime, though, black carpet beetles may find their way inside. They’re usually carried indoors accidentally on old woolen products, carpeting, or stored products such as dried pet food. Black Carpet Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Black carpet beetles are not considered a danger to human health, but they can cause a lot of damage to our personal belongings. These pests are scavengers that will feed on everything from pantry items to clothing, upholstery, and carpets. An infestation could also be a sign that there are a lot of dead insects nearby, which is why black carpet beetles are also commonly found in basements or crawl spaces.... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/cicada-killer-wasp/ Actual Size: 1 ½” Characteristics: Amber-colored wings and a large, black abdomen covered in yellow markings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Attracted to sunny environments with a lot of nearby cicada activity. Will tunnel underground, leaving a U-shaped pattern on the soil. Habits: True to their name, cicada killer wasp larvae feed on cicadas. Uses venom to paralyze the cicadas before consuming their larvae. Females burrow in bare soil, usually in areas that get full sun. Need help with Bee, Wasp & Hornet Removal? Cicada Killer Wasps in Anaheim As one of the largest wasp species in North America, cicada killer wasps can be frightening to come across. They’re named for their habit of attacking cicadas mid-flight, stinging them until paralyzed, and returning to the wasp’s nest to feed their larvae. These insects are most common in the southern regions of the United States, Mexico, and some parts of Central America. Cicada killer wasps mainly live in small burrows, which they dig into soft and easily draining soil. Cicada Killer Wasp Habitat Cicada killer wasps are most active in the summer, with adults emerging in late June or July. They spend most of their time visiting flowers or digging burrows in sandy, lightweight soil. These wasps are known for building their nests near lawns, golf courses, and other open areas with a large cicada population. Male wasps spend their time guarding the nest from potential predators, while females attack cicadas to feed their young. Cicada Killer Wasp Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Despite their scary appearance and name, cicada killer wasps are not aggressive toward humans or pets. Males do not have a stinger but can be territorial, and females generally only sting if they feel threatened. While stings are fairly rare, they can be painful and may trigger a dangerous allergic reaction in some people. Though they aren’t as dangerous as some other wasp species, cicada killers are still a nuisance to have on or near your property. In addition to the threat of... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/wolf-spider/ Actual Size: 1 ½” Characteristics: Gray, black, or brown pattern on their back. Large in size. Legs: 8 Habitat: Usually found outside in grass or leaf litter. May wander inside where they typically stay near doors, windows, garages, and closets. Habits: Hunts prey rather than building webs. Patrols the ground during the day and night to find prey. Spiderlings stay on their mother’s back until fully grown. Need help with Spider Removal? Wolf Spiders in Anaheim Wolf spiders are skilled hunters and can cause concern when found indoors. They have good eyesight and can see people approaching, so they tend to run away when humans come close. Many wolf spiders are active at night and have reflective structures in their eyes, which can be seen when you shine a flashlight at them from 10-30 feet away. While they don't typically cause problems, they might occasionally enter houses, where their large size can scare people. Wolf Spider Habitat Wolf spiders spend most of their time hunting for insects and small prey on the ground. They don't make webs and can be active both day and night, often living in grassy areas and leaf litter. Some live in burrows, while others roam freely. Groups in grassy areas can contain hundreds or thousands of individual spiders, which can be unnerving to come across. Wolf spiders also play a vital role in ecosystems because they eat many pests. You may even spot female spiders carrying their young on their backs until they can fend for themselves. Wolf Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Wolf spiders do have the ability to bite, but it's quite a rare occurrence. They usually resort to biting when they feel provoked or mishandled. If you happen to get bitten by a wolf spider, it can be painful, but for most healthy adults, it isn't a cause for major concern. However, it's important to note that individuals like children, the elderly, or those... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/orb-weaver-spider/ Actual Size: 6 mm to 20 mm Characteristics: Very long legs. Orange, black, or brown bodies. Legs: 8 Habitat: Generally found outdoors in gardens or backyards where they build large, circular webs. Habits: Most active in the summer. Webs can be as large as six feet in diameter. Not aggressive and actually beneficial to the environment. Need help with Spider Removal? Orb-Weaver Spiders in Anaheim Orb-weaver spiders are one of the most recognizable species thanks to their iconic, circular-shaped webs that are often found in gardens, forests, and fields. These spiders are common across the globe, except in the Arctic and Antarctica. Orb-weavers are usually large, colorful, and easy to spot from a distance. They spin intricate webs with concentric circles, usually in the garden. Once the web is fully built, the orb-weaver will wait patiently for nearby prey to wander into the sticky silk. Since these spiders don't have great vision, they rely on web vibrations to detect and identify their food. Orb-Weaver Spider Habitat Orb weavers, like all spiders, are carnivorous creatures that primarily dine on insects and small animals caught in their sticky webs. They are most common during the summer, particularly in gardens and around homes. Orb-weavers craft sizable, circular webs that can span up to six feet or more, often between buildings and shrubs. Homeowners might not notice them unless they step outside at night and see the web illuminated or accidentally walk into it in the dark. These spiders often use the roof’s eaves as upper support, attaching the bottom frame lines to a shrub or the ground. Orb-Weaver Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Orb weavers have the ability to bite, but it's a rare occurrence and their bites are not harmful to humans. Orb weavers are pretty harmless, though they can be bothersome when they construct large webs in inconvenient places for people. Sometimes,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/house-spider/ Actual Size: 1″ length, 2" leg span Characteristics: Gray or dark brown bodies with two dark stripes on the head and thorax. Legs: 8 Habitat: Seeks out quiet and undisturbed areas of the garden. May also infest sheds, garages, attics, and other man-made structures. Habits: Crisscrosses strands of silk to create cobwebs. Can live up to seven years. Are the most common spider species in the United States. Need help with Spider Removal? House Spiders in Anaheim The common house spider is the most frequently seen spider in North America, and they’re usually found indoors. This species is considered a nuisance due to the webs it creates rather than the spider itself. These spiders spin cobwebs, which are made up of sticky silk strands that crisscross one another. Cobwebs are typically located in room corners and on ceilings. House spiders are efficient hunters, capturing insects that inadvertently get caught in their sticky webs. If their webs don't catch prey, the house spiders will abandon them and choose a new location. House Spider Habitat Common house spiders prefer quiet, low-traffic environments with lots of moisture and a food source. You can often find them in backyards, basements, barns, sheds, and other structures. If left undisturbed, these spiders can inhabit the same web for up to seven years before dying. When outdoors, female spiders succumb to cold weather once temperatures drop in the winter, and males typically don't live beyond a year. House Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Domestic house spiders may be very fast, but they are not aggressive and tend to flee when faced with a threat. If they have no way to escape, they may bite, but recorded cases of house spider bites are exceedingly rare. Bite symptoms are usually mild, including slight pain, swelling, and itching. These spiders don't harm property and are actually helpful because they consume other pests that can cause damage, like termites, carpenter ants, moths, and stink... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/house-sparrow/ Actual Size: 5 to 6” Characteristics: Light-colored cheeks. Black throat and chest with brown stripes. Habitat: Drawn to man-made structures with plenty of cracks and crevices that can protect a nest. Often found in gutters, vents, and lamp poles. Habits: Are one of the most common songbirds in the United States. Capable of transmitting diseases to humans, livestock, and pets. Can be aggressive when protecting their nests, especially to other songbirds. Need help with Bird Removal? House Sparrows in Anaheim House sparrows are found all across the world and are considered an invasive species here in Anaheim. In addition to driving out beneficial native species, these sparrows can spread over 25 different harmful pathogens to humans and other animals. Despite their small size, house sparrows are highly adaptable, quite aggressive, and known for making huge messes with their droppings or nesting material. Unfortunately, these birds are also largely dependent upon human structures for nesting and food resources, which means they’re most frequently found near our homes or businesses. House Sparrow Habitat Found across the United States, house sparrows are incredibly versatile. They build nests out of twigs, paper, string, and other debris in pretty much any sheltered, elevated location they can find. Some of the most common nesting places include gutters, lamp poles, rafters, and vent ducts. Should they build a nest in an area next to electrical wires, they could pose a serious fire hazard. Additionally, house sparrow nests can attract insects and parasites into your home or building, leading to all sorts of other unpleasant infestations. House Sparrow Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers It might be pleasant to see certain birds in your backyard, but house sparrows aren’t a species you want nearby. They pose a health risk to any person or animal on your property, and they’re capable of creating quite the mess. If they build a nest in a gutter or drainage pipe, they could even cause costly property damage. House sparrows are... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/pigeon/ Actual Size: 13.5 inches; 10-13 oz in weight Characteristics: Short, slender bills. Blue and gray coloration with varied patterns. Habitat: Nests on windows, traffic lights, and other residential areas near humans. Habits: Also commonly referred to as rock doves or rock pigeons. Can transmit diseases such as salmonellosis, candidiasis, and cryptococcosis. Peak mating season happens in spring and fall, but they are year-round breeders. Need help with Bird Removal? Pigeons in Anaheim Pigeons are found all across the world, especially in man-made environments like parks or urban landscapes. These birds are active year-round and are highly adaptable, but they’re most likely to infest areas with lots of buildings that provide shelter and areas to roost. Pigeons are considered one of the most troublesome birds in cities. Between their excrement, messy nests, and ability to spread harmful diseases, they’re not a bird you want roosting in or near your property. Pigeon Habitat In the wild, pigeons live up to their nickname of rock doves – they’re often found near large, rocky cliffs. However, urban areas have become a more popular nesting place for pigeons thanks to the numerous sources of food and shelter. They’re known for nesting in areas like roofs, window ledges, billboards, and beneath bridges. Though pigeons prefer to consume grains and seeds, they will also scavenge through garbage to find all sorts of other food products. Since pigeons are very adaptable and can breed year-round, many home and business owners struggle to get rid of an infestation once it has taken hold. Pigeon Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Feral pigeons are considered one of the most dangerous birds to public health because of the diseases they can spread. Not only that, but pigeon infestations are very unsightly. Because they often roost in large numbers, their droppings can deface and accelerate the deterioration of man-made structures. In some cases, there can be so much excrement that it clogs drains... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/roof-rat/ Actual Size: 13 to 15” long including the tail Characteristics: Slender bodies with long tails. Usually gray to black in color. Habits: Likes to climb up structures like trees or buildings. Indoors, they’re usually found in attic spaces. Also called the “ship rat” or “black rat”. The tail is longer than their head and body combined. Prefers to nest above the ground in trees or attics. Need help with Rat & Mice Removal? Roof Rats in Anaheim Roof rats primarily live in western, southeastern, and coastal regions of the United States. Here in Anaheim, they’re a pretty big problem for homeowners because they are commensal rodents that rely on human habitats for survival. Roof rats get their name from their habit of climbing up trees, vines, and structures to invade the upper levels of houses or apartment buildings. They have a very long tail that helps them remain balanced while climbing quickly, which is an easy way to differentiate them from other rat species. Roof Rat Habitat In nature, roof rats like to nest in tree canopies and other aerial harborages. They access these high areas by climbing up vines and tree limbs, using small pads on their feet and their long tails to remain balanced. When in urban settings, roof rats live up to their name and climb up onto rooftops where they sneak through loose shingles or other openings to get inside. These rodents are also nocturnal and usually start looking for food just after sunset, traveling along trees and utility lines to gain access to our homes. One of the first signs of a roof rat infestation is a scurrying sound in the attic at night. Roof Rat Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Roof rats aren’t a pest you want near your home. They can spread dozens of diseases such as rat-bite fever and salmonella by contaminating our food sources. As omnivores, roof rats will eat all sorts of items such... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/german-cockroach/ Actual Size: 1/2 to 5/8" Characteristics: Tan with two long, dark brown stripes behind the head. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but rarely fly. Habitat: Often found in warm, damp areas such as commercial kitchens or bathrooms. Seeks out areas near food sources. Habits: Despite being winged, these roaches rarely fly. Reproduces extremely quickly and lives in large colonies. Mainly live indoors and completely depend on human habitats for survival. Need help with Cockroach Removal? German Cockroaches in Anaheim German cockroaches are a common pest in many areas of the world, including Anaheim. They’re known for infesting houses, supermarkets, apartment buildings, and food storage warehouses. It’s even possible for ships – particularly cruise ships or naval vessels – to experience an infestation. These pests are drawn to warm and humid environments, which is why you’re most likely to find them in your kitchen or bathroom. German cockroaches are also the fastest-reproducing species, with a female and her offspring producing over 30,000 new roaches in a single year. German Cockroach Habitat As compulsive domestic pests, German cockroaches are dependent upon human environments to survive. They’re drawn to kitchens or bathrooms where they can easily access food and water. However, these roaches reproduce extremely quickly and may infest other areas of your property, especially if sanitation is poor. German cockroaches may also hide in cabinets, near electrical equipment, or behind heat-producing appliances like coffee machines or microwaves. German Cockroach Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers German cockroaches are not aggressive and are not known to bite humans. However, that doesn’t mean they’re harmless. By foraging and crawling through unsanitary spaces, German cockroaches can spread bacteria and contaminate your food or surfaces throughout your property. For some people, roaches can even trigger asthma attacks or skin rashes due to their fecal matter and cast-off skin. As with any cockroach, this species isn’t one you want crawling around your space. Since German cockroaches multiply so quickly, it’s important to take action... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/honey-bee/ Actual Size: 1/2" Characteristics: Golden brown and black bodies that are covered in fuzz. Has yellow or pale orange bands on their abdomen. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Found across the country in a wide range of environments. Are highly social insects that build hives containing tens of thousands of individuals. Habits: One of the most important species of pollinators in the world. Not generally aggressive, usually only stinging when scared or provoked. Can visit up to 100 flowers on a single pollen-foraging trip. Need help with Bee, Wasp & Hornet Removal? Honey Bees in Anaheim Though they are stinging insects, honey bees are loved by many people for their tasty honey and important environmental contributions. These bees are found all across the United States and help to pollinate over 100 types of crops, in addition to other plants that are crucial to our local ecosystems. Honey bees live in large nests containing 20,000-80,000 individuals, but will swarm if the colony becomes too large for the nest. Here in Anaheim, the two main species are Africanized honey bees and European honey bees. Honey Bee Habitat Honey bees usually build their nests in protected places like tree crevices, attics, or chimneys. They are most active in late spring and summer when the weather is warm and plants are blooming. You may also see a swarm, where queens and a few thousand workers leave their old colonies to establish a new nest. Swarms usually take around 24 hours to identify a new nesting site. Though most swarms aren’t dangerous, some species – like the Africanized honey bee – can become aggressive during this time. It’s best to keep your distance when coming across a swarm or a nest of any stinging insect. Honey Bee Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Honey bees can sting, but they can only do so once and will die shortly afterward. For that reason, they are unlikely to sting unless they feel very threatened or are defending their nest. While trying to get away afterward, the honey bee will leave its... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/paper-wasp/ Actual Size: 0.75 to 1.25” Characteristics: Black wings and abdomen. Mahogany-colored body marked with a distinct yellow ring. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Builds umbrella-shaped nests out of a paper-like material made from plant matter. Often nests in residential gardens on trees, porch ceilings, and other areas above the ground. Habits: Moderately aggressive and capable of stinging multiple times in a row. Primarily consumes nectar and insects, such as caterpillars or flies. Colonies have just one queen, but female workers help build nests. Need help with Bee, Wasp & Hornet Removal? Paper Wasps in Anaheim Paper wasps are one of the most common stinging insects in the United States, with over 22 species living across the country. Most have a brownish color with yellow markings, which makes them easily mistaken for yellowjackets. However, paper wasps build a unique nest that resembles an umbrella. These nests usually hang above the ground from a horizontal surface, such as a tree branch or ceiling. Paper wasps mainly eat sugary nectar, insects, and spiders. Paper Wasp Habitat Like their name suggests, paper wasps are known for their unique, papery nest. These nests are made from chewed up cellulose and have a papier-mache texture when completed. Unlike the nests of yellow jackets, paper wasps leave their nest partially open. Most paper wasp colonies build their nest in shaded and protected areas such as attic rafters, porch ceilings, and tree branches. However, some may also build their nest directly onto your property, which can make them a hazard and a nuisance to homeowners in Anaheim. Paper Wasp Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Paper wasps can be beneficial to the environment by controlling insect populations and pollinating plants. However, they aren’t a pest you want anywhere near your home or business. These wasps are fairly aggressive and will sting repeatedly if they feel threatened. Approaching a nest puts you at risk of very painful stings, which can be highly dangerous to individuals who are allergic to bee venom. If you come across a paper wasp nest in your yard... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/mud-dauber/ Actual Size: 1” Characteristics: Has a distinctively thin, “thread-like” waist. Yellow or black in color. Easy to identify due to their unique nest. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Uses mud to build unique nests, which consist of 1-inch tubes lying side by side. The nests are often located under porch eaves, near ceilings, or inside of sheds and garages. Habits: Not social wasps that live alone rather than in colonies. Feed their young with paralyzed spiders. Not aggressive and unlikely to sting. Need help with Bee, Wasp & Hornet Removal? Mud Daubers in Anaheim Mud daubers get their name from their habit of building distinctive nests and brood chambers out of mud. These wasps are fairly common here in Anaheim, and there are several species found all across the United States. Despite their intimidating appearance, mud daubers are not aggressive and don’t often sting unless they sense a threat to their nest. One of the easiest ways to identify these wasps without their nest is by looking at their extremely thin waist, which looks similar to a threat or a needle separating its abdomen and thorax. Mud Dauber Habitat Female mud daubers are responsible for building the nests, which they use as brood chambers for their young. These nests are made entirely from mud and consist of several short mud tubes lying side by side, which look somewhat like an organ pipe when fully built. Mud daubers usually build these nests in sheltered and shaded areas such as in sheds, barns, or porch ceilings. After building the nest, the female mud daubers will paralyze and collect spiders to place inside of the mud chambers. She will then deposit an egg on top of one of the spiders, which the larvae will eat after hatching. The larval wasps molt several times before breaking out of the mud chamber. If you come across a mud dauber nest with small, round holes on the outside, the wasp has likely already emerged and the nest is no longer in use. Mud Dauber Behaviors, Threats,... - Published: 2021-11-23 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/varied-carpet-beetle/ Actual Size: 2 to 3 mm Characteristics: Oval-shaped bodies that are black in the center with an irregular pattern of white, brown, and yellow scales. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and they can fly. Habitat: Often infests households to feed on dead insects and items like wool or carpeting. Habits: Omnivorous beetles that eat both plant and animal products. Known for ruining belongings like wool carpet or stuffed animals. Are strong fliers that often get indoors through open windows. Need help with Beetle Removal? Varied Carpet Beetles in Anaheim True to their name, the varied carpet beetle is known for eating all sorts of household items – including carpeting. Thanks to the various colors on their backs, these beetles can easily blend in with the natural fibers as they seek food and shelter. Most people notice the larvae before the adult beetles, as the larvae are striped and covered in furry bristles. As the larvae grow up, they will shed their “shells” and leave them behind, which is another key sign of an infestation. Varied Carpet Beetle Habitat Since varied carpet beetles can feed on both plant and animal material, they live in a wide range of places. When outdoors, female beetles often nest in abandoned spider webs, bird nests, or bee hives. The larvae will feed on any dead insects, feathers, pollen, and debris in the nest. However, varied carpet beetles often infest households, especially in the spring or early summer. Though one or two beetles may be helpful by cleaning up dead insects, an infestation could lead to property damage. Varied Carpet Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers As scavengers, varied carpet beetles thrive in a wide range of environments. When indoors, they typically start by feeding on dead insect remains, which makes them more common in attics or basements. However, once they run out of dead insects to eat, they may start to chew up rugs, paintings, book bindings, and wool-based products. While they eat, the varied carpet beetles will also lay... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/desert-brown-spider/ Actual Size: ¼” to ½” Characteristics: Small, dark brown and black bodies with a dark spot behind their head. Legs: 8 Habitat: Clings to tall grass and foliage in humid, shaded environments. Typically carried indoors on clothing or pets. Habits: Most likely to bite in spring, summer, or fall. Can transmit Lyme disease, which may cause long-term health effects. Has a dark spot behind their head called a dorsal shield. Need help with Spider Removal? Desert Brown Spiders in Anaheim The desert brown spider is related to the brown recluse spider and shares similar traits, often leading to misidentification. However, desert brown spiders are lighter in color and don’t always have the distinctive violin-shaped marking behind their head. These uncommon spiders are native to the dry environments of Anaheim, living close to natural vegetation while avoiding urban areas and lawns. They rarely venture indoors, instead spinning irregular-shaped webs in quiet, undisturbed areas. While their bites are infrequent, they can cause necrotic ulcers that may take several weeks to heal. Desert Brown Spider Habitat Similar to their cousins, desert brown spiders are reclusive and typically avoid living inside buildings. They are seldom seen in urban areas with irrigated landscapes, as they prefer natural surroundings. Desert brown spiders often inhabit rodent burrows or packrat dens where they can find insects to eat and shelter, as they don’t spin webs themselves. These spiders have a tendency to hide in tight spaces and are commonly found on rough surfaces like paper, wood, and cardboard rather than smooth surfaces like ceramic and metal. They are also hunting spiders and don't create webs to catch their prey. Desert Brown Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers All recluse spiders, including the desert brown spider, have venom that can potentially cause skin damage. While bites from desert brown spiders are rare and usually only happen when the spider feels threatened, they can result in a necrotic ulcer that takes several weeks to heal. If... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/southern-house-spider/ Actual Size: 13 mm to 19 mm Characteristics: Females are black and resemble small tarantulas. Males are amber or brown in color. Habitat: Drawn to higher elevations. Usually builds webs around cracks and crevices on home exteriors and along the outside of other man-made structures. Habits: Though they look similar to brown recluses, they are not toxic. Will crawl over anything in their path, including people. Also called the “crevice spider”. Need help with Spider Removal? Southern House Spiders in Anaheim Southern house spiders, also known as crevice spiders, are often found in Anaheim. They are commonly confused with brown recluse spiders, but males have eight closely packed eyes that are different from recluses. Females are also a velvety black color and look more like small tarantulas than recluse spiders, though they are frequently misidentified as well. Southern house spiders create cottony webs on flat surfaces and hide in holes, patiently waiting for prey. Southern House Spider Habitat True to their nickname, southern house spiders prefer hiding in the cracks masonry on buildings, though they may also hide in dark corners near shutters or window sills. Juveniles and females build webs, which are usually located in places like the underside of tree bark, houseplants, and barns. They prefer higher elevations that are well above the ground. If you have indoor plants, you may also discover southern house spiders spinning webs on your potted plants. The webs are uniquely flat and woolly, but they look tangled. Southern House Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Southern house spiders may resemble dangerous recluse spiders, but they are harmless to humans. They are not prone to biting, and their venom is not a medical concern. However, they can be unsettling as they often crawl on surfaces. Male southern house spiders may seem aggressive, but they rarely bite unless they feel threatened, and their small mouthparts make it difficult to penetrate human skin. During the winter, these spiders can become a nuisance,... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/tarantula/ Actual Size: 3 to 4” Characteristics: Large, robust bodies covered in black or brown fuzz. Legs: 8 Habitat: Drawn to dry and well-draining soils in open deserts or grasslands. During mating season, they may accidentally wander indoors. Habits: Despite their scary appearance and reputation, bites are not usually serious. Are nocturnal and rarely seen during the day. More active during the mating season, from September to October. Need help with Spider Removal? Tarantulas in Anaheim Tarantula spiders, known for their large size and hairy appearance, can be found in Anaheim thanks to our warm and dry climate. Though these spiders have a big reputation for being scary, most in the U. S. are not highly venomous. If you are bitten, you’re unlikely to have a serious reaction because their venom usually has a very low toxicity for humans. Tarantula spiders are more commonly seen during their mating season in September and October Tarantula Spider Habitat Tarantulas are drawn to warm and dry environments, often residing in burrows during the day. They typically live in dry, well-drained soils in open areas like deserts and grasslands. Tarantulas are nocturnal and spend the night hunting insects near their burrow, so homeowners may not see them around unless it's mating season in the fall. During autumn, male tarantulas may venture into homes if they have access, but they generally avoid indoor spaces. Tarantula Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers When a tarantula feels threatened, it raises its fangs and stands on its hind legs. If that doesn't deter the threat, the spider might use its legs to shoot tiny barbed hairs, called urticating hairs, as a defense mechanism. These hairs can cause minor irritation in humans but are more harmful to small animals. Tarantulas are not deadly spiders and rarely bite people unless provoked or handled. A tarantula bite is usually no worse than a bee sting, but individuals with allergies should seek medical help if bitten.... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/cellar-spider/ Actual Size: ¼” not including their long and thin legs Characteristics: Tan, light brown, or gray with long and spindly legs. Legs: 8 Habitat: True to their name, these spiders are usually found in dark and quiet places like cellars or basements. Habits: Often mistaken for harvestmen spiders or daddy long legs. Hangs belly-up from webs, which are usually built in corners or ceilings. Are natural enemies of large house spiders. Need help with Spider Removal? Cellar Spiders in Anaheim Cellar spiders are small, harmless spiders with long, thin legs. They are sometimes mistaken for daddy longlegs due to their appearance, but they are actually unrelated. Certain species of cellar spiders are frequently found in homes, especially in dark places like garages or cellars, which is how they got their common name. These spiders are often seen hanging upside down in corners and ceilings. Cellar spiders play a role in controlling other house spiders but may also feed on flies, wasps, bees, and even other cellar spiders if food is limited. Cellar Spider Habitat In the wild, cellar spiders typically inhabit cave openings, tree hollows, and other sheltered locations. When indoors, however, they are commonly found in dark and damp areas like basements, crawl spaces, and garages. Cellar spiders are also known for building untidy, irregular webs that are very responsive to vibrations. When unsuspecting insects wander into the web, the spider will move quickly to capture its prey. Most cellar spiders can survive year-round in climate-controlled homes or buildings. Cellar Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While cellar spiders do possess venom, they are not considered dangerous because they’re not known to bite humans or spread disease. They are typically considered nuisance pests because they produce so much webbing, which can become an eyesore over time. Unlike many other spiders that consume their old webs before crafting new ones, cellar spiders keep adding to their webs, creating a mess that can be troublesome to remove and... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/brown-widow-spider/ Actual Size: ¼ to 1” Characteristics: Black or dark brown; orange or yellow hourglass marking on the underside of the abdomen. Legs: 8 Habitat: Builds webs in secluded, protected sites such as empty containers, buckets, entryway corners, storage closets, and garages. Habits: Male and immature brown widows do not bite. Timid spider species and avoids human interaction. Has an hourglass on its underside like the black widow, but is yellow to orange in color. Need help with Spider Removal? Brown Widow Spiders in Anaheim Though brown widow spiders originated in Florida, they’re now found in warm climates all across the United States – including here in Anaheim. Though these spiders look very similar to black widows, the brown widows have an orangish-yellow hourglass shape on their abdomen instead of bright red. Brown widows are venomous, but only adult females bite. Brown Widow Spider Habitat Brown widows are a reclusive species that prefers to build webs in sheltered and secluded areas. They’re drawn to forested areas with lots of vegetation, though they will also build webs in places like empty buckets, planters, mailboxes, and wrought-iron handrails. While brown widow spiders are shy, they don’t hide as well as black widows. For that reason, you’re more likely to come across brown widow webs and sustain a bite from this type of spider. Brown Widow Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Brown widow venom is nearly twice as potent as that of a black widow, but they don’t inject as much neurotoxin when biting. For that reason, brown widow bites are generally not as severe as those from a black widow. Additionally, this species is shy and only adult females are capable of biting, which makes their bites fairly rare. That said, you should seek medical attention if you believe you’ve been bitten by a brown widow and are experiencing severe pain or swelling. Brown widows aren’t a houseguest you want to encounter. If you think these spiders are taking over your home... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/yellow-garden-spider/ Actual Size: ¾ to 1.1” Characteristics: Females are black with symmetrical yellow markings. Males are brownish with less yellow coloration. Legs: 8 Habitat: Mainly found outdoors in sunny areas with little wind. Often found in higher brush or thick vegetation, which protects the spiders from the breeze. Habits: Their venom is harmless to people. Females are much larger and brighter than males. They are considered beneficial to gardens and the environment. Need help with Spider Removal? Yellow Garden Spiders in Anaheim Yellow garden spiders are skilled web spinners, crafting their intricate webs in sunny, open areas close to plants, providing shelter from the wind. The web itself features a distinctive and highly visible X-shaped pattern known as a 'stabilimentum. ' These spiders have a diverse diet, capturing anything that becomes ensnared in their webs. During the night, female garden spiders consume the sticky strands of their webs and diligently spin fresh ones. Yellow Garden Spider Habitat Yellow garden spiders are adaptable creatures, making their homes in diverse environments. They have a penchant for residing near water bodies, grassy slopes, and woodlands. These spiders are often seen in regions affected by human activity, including roadsides, farms, and gardens. You may even encounter them along the eaves of houses and outbuildings, as well as in tall vegetation, where they can expertly construct their webs. Yellow Garden Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While their appearance might raise concerns, the yellow garden spider is quite benign and tends to scuttle away rather than confront when agitated. These spiders produce venom that, while harmless to humans, aids in paralyzing their prey, such as flies, bees, and other airborne insects ensnared in their webs. Since all spiders are insectivores, primarily consuming insects, their presence can be beneficial for the well-being of landscape and garden plants. Need help with control? Get A FREE Quote × Need Pest Control Service? Leave your information below and we’ll be in touch with a FREE quote! "*"... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/pantry-pests/confused-flour-beetle/ Actual Size: 3.5 mm Characteristics: Small, flat beetles with reddish-brown coloration. Last three sections of the antenna are nearly equal in diameter. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but rarely flies. Habitat: Primarily infests stored grain products including cornmeal, flour, and cereal. Habits: Are economically significant pests, especially for food warehouses and stores. Can quickly reproduce; a single female can lay 300-400 eggs in dried food. Adults can live for over three years. Need help with Pantry Pest Removal? Confused Flour Beetles in Anaheim Confused flour beetles are one of the most common pantry pests in the United States, especially in northern regions of the country. They’re also one of the most economically dangerous pests because of how quickly they can contaminate and ruin large amounts of dried, stored food. Though confused flour beetles are known for feasting on flour, they’re omnivorous creatures that will also consume insects. That said, they’re infamous for invading flour mills and feeding on grain dust, milled cereals, and other fine or powdered food products. Confused Flour Beetle Habitat As pests that mainly consume stored food items, they’re most commonly found in pantries or food processing facilities. Because confused flour beetles have weak jaws, they usually infiltrate places where the grain has been ground up and is easier for them to consume. These beetles will eat everything from cereal and cake mix to dried pet food and birdseed. Most people accidentally carry confused flour beetles into their home by purchasing contaminated food products. Confused Flour Beetle Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While confused flour beetles are not known to bite or transmit diseases to humans, it’s never pleasant to discover bugs in your food. Additionally, these beetles emit an unpleasant odor and encourage mold to grow in your food, which can cause health issues if consumed. Since confused flour beetles are so small, most people notice an infestation if their food takes on a gray-colored tinge, though it is still possible to see these pests... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/gray-squirrel/ Actual Size: Head and body 8 to 10” long; bushy tails 7.5 to 10” long. Characteristics: Grayish to grayish-brown; white or grayish below. Habitat: Found in woodland, suburban, as well as urban habitats. Live in the trees. Habits: Capable of constructing a nest in one day. May carry bacterial diseases that can spread to humans. Consume roughly one and a half pounds of nuts and seeds a week. Need help with Wildlife Control? Gray Squirrels in Anaheim Gray squirrels – also called tree squirrels – get their name from their gray-brown coloration. These medium-sized rodents spend most of their time foraging for food or building nests in wooded areas. Gray squirrels live all across the United States and are common in forested areas, suburban communities, and large cities. In addition to nearly a pound and a half of nuts and seeds each week, these squirrels also consume tree bark, berries, and fungus. Gray Squirrel Habitat Like most other squirrel species, gray squirrels thrive wherever there are trees. They build two different types of nests: leaf nests called dreys, or small dens inside of tree cavities. Gray squirrels can finish building a leafy drey in about a day, and these are usually located in the very top of a tree. While these squirrels tend to prefer living outside, they may also access homes or buildings in search of shelter. They usually stay in attics or wall voids, but can cause serious problems if they begin to gnaw on electrical wiring. Gray Squirrel Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Gray squirrels may look cute and fluffy, but they can and will bite if they feel threatened – especially if their young are nearby. They don’t need to bite you to be dangerous, either. Accidentally coming into contact with their feces could put you at risk of contracting a bacterial disease, and their gnawing habits can spark a house fire if they get too close to the wiring... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2024-06-19 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/nuisance-wildlife/fox-squirrel/ Actual Size: 10 to 15” in length; weighing 1.6 to 2.3 lbs. Characteristics: Large, bushy tails and reddish-brown bodies Habitat: Primarily lives outdoors in empty tree cavities, but may also nest in attics, chimneys, or garages. Habits: Easily mistaken for red squirrels. Can transmit diseases such as ringworm to humans. Known for traveling along utility lines and causing electrical problems. Need help with Wildlife Control? Fox Squirrels in Anaheim Though fox squirrels are most common in eastern and central regions of the United States, they’ve also been introduced to cities in the west like Anaheim. These squirrels spend most of the day looking for food and foraging in trees. As omnivores, fox squirrels will eat a wide range of plant material, insects, and in some cases, birds. While these squirrels usually prefer to live in trees outdoors, they may also sneak indoors and build nests in attics, wall voids, chimneys, and other sheltered areas. Fox Squirrel Habitat Fox squirrels mainly live in trees, but they prefer savannah-like habitats where the trees are spread far apart and the understory is exposed. Trees in areas like this often have large open cavities that the squirrels can use for nesting and raising their young. That said, fox squirrels are found everywhere from mangrove swamps and hickory forests to urban settings. In cities, these squirrels are infamous for crawling along electric lines and causing power outages. Fox Squirrel Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Fox squirrels may be cute from a distance, but they can jeopardize your health and cause extensive property damage. In residential spaces fox squirrels frequently dig holes in gardens, bury seeds in lawns, gnaw on telephone cables, and chew their way indoors. Their habit of stripping bark off of trees can cause the trees’ health to deline. In addition to ruining your landscape, fox squirrels put you at a higher risk of experiencing a house fire or... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/pillbug/ Actual Size: ¼ to ½” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are usually dark or slate gray. Legs: 14 Antennae: 2 pairs Wings: No Habitat: Mainly found in high-moisture areas like beneath mulch, leaf litter, or rocks. Habits: Unlike sowbugs, pillbugs can roll up into a little ball. Can only survive a few days without ample moisture. Usually dies quickly when indoors. Pillbugs in Anaheim Pillbugs are quite unique because they are one of the few crustaceans that have adapted to living on land. You can find them all over the United States. Pillbugs and sowbugs look similar and are more closely related to shrimp and crayfish than to insects. They're often called roly-polies because they can roll up into a tight ball when they feel threatened. You can easily spot them by their back, which consists of seven hard plates. Pillbugs need moisture to survive, so they won't last indoors for more than a few days unless the conditions are very wet or damp. Pillbug Habitat Pillbugs love moisture and you'll often see them outdoors, usually hanging out under mulch, rocks, or fallen leaves. They come out at night and need humid conditions during the day. You'll usually find these crustaceans in damp soil, where they share the space with sowbugs, earthworms, and millipedes. At night, pillbugs might venture out and crawl around on sidewalks or patios. They can also become a bit of a bother if they invade your crawlspace or basement. Pillbug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Pillbugs are harmless to humans because they don't bite, sting, or pose any threats. They also don't make a mess by contaminating food or spreading diseases. Mostly, they're just a nuisance, especially when they make their way inside. Although they prefer munching on delicate plant tissue, they can sometimes cause some damage to garden transplants and seedlings. Pillbugs usually sneak into buildings through... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/millipede/ Actual Size: ½ to 6 ½” Characteristics:Long, cylindrical bodies that are brown in length. Legs: Common species have between 34 and 400 legs Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Mainly found in dark, damp places outdoors like the underside of rocks, in thick vegetation, or beneath logs. Habits: Will die without enough moisture in their environment. Nocturnal insects that remain hidden during the day. Rarely survives indoors for more than a few days. Millipedes in Anaheim Millipedes, often known as "thousand leggers," can sometimes become household pests. Normally, they reside outdoors, where they dine on moist and rotting wood and plant materials, along with delicate roots or soft leaves on the ground. Many millipede types have glands that release a foul smell as a defense mechanism. You can find millipedes in all U. S. states, including Alaska and Hawaii, and even in Puerto Rico and the U. S. Virgin Islands. Millipede Habitat In the wild, millipedes are like nature's cleanup crew, scavenging and primarily dining on decaying organic material. Every now and then, they might nibble on young plants, but they don't usually cause much harm. Millipedes really need moisture, so they prefer to stay hidden beneath things during the day. However, when night falls, they often venture out and crawl around on sidewalks, patios, and building foundations. During certain seasons, like autumn, they may migrate into buildings in large groups. Millipede Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Even though millipedes might sometimes enter buildings in big groups, you don't have to worry about them biting, stinging, spreading diseases, or infesting your food. They're more of an annoyance because they tend to show up in crawl spaces, damp basements, and on the first floors of ground-level structures. If you keep seeing them indoors, it usually means there's a large population of them breeding outside on your lawn or close to the foundation under mulch, leaves, or debris. But because millipedes need a lot of moisture,... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/beetles/ladybug/ Actual Size: 0.8 to 18 mm Characteristics: Bright, cherry-red shells dotted with black spots. Small white “cheeks” on their black heads. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, two pairs of wings. Habitat: Usually found outside in gardens, trees, or shrubs. May also sneak indoors to hibernate in protected areas of houses or buildings. Habits: Beneficial to the environment by controlling the populations of harmful insects. Just one ladybug can eat up to 5,000 aphids throughout its lifetime. Some of these beetles accidentally get indoors through electrical outlets. Need help with Beetle Removal? Ladybugs in Anaheim Ladybugs, also known as lady beetles or ladybird beetles, are among the most recognizable helpful insects because they dine on harmful bugs. They're like nature's pest control, particularly when it comes to aphids and other sap-sucking insects. Just one ladybug can consume as many as 5,000 aphids in its lifetime. Many types of ladybugs can be found all over the United States and are pretty common in different environments. But sometimes, these beetles become a nuisance to homeowners by sneaking indoors. Ladybug Habitat Ladybugs thrive in a variety of places, ranging from forests and grasslands to rivers, cities, and suburbs. They typically hide in shrubs, gardens, and sometimes even inside homes. Their favorite food is aphids, and they often choose to lay their eggs near aphid groups. When winter arrives, ladybugs gather together and hibernate in large groups, usually in safe spots like cracks in rocks, on tree trunks, and even inside man-made structures. Ladybug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Ladybugs play a vital role as helpful insects because they feast on aphids and other bugs that can harm gardens and crops. However, in some places, these beneficial beetles can turn into a bit of a nuisance when they make their way into homes. Ladybugs are overwintering insects, and when one of them discovers a cozy place to hibernate, it releases a scent that attracts other ladybugs to join. So, it's not unusual to spot dozens, or even hundreds, of ladybugs gathering together in clusters. Keep finding ladybugs... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/kissing-bug/ Actual Size: ½ to 1” Characteristics: Light brown or black, sometimes with red or yellow patterns on the abdomen. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Mainly found near sleeping areas, like pet beds or bedrooms. Also known for flying into barns and feeding on livestock. Habits: Carriers of the parasite responsible for Chagas disease. Feeds on the blood of humans and other animals. Get their name from their habit of biting people near the mouth. Kissing Bugs in Anaheim Kissing bugs are mostly active at night, and they are blood-sucking parasites that feed on various creatures, including humans, as well as wild and domestic animals. Similar to bed bugs, they like to hide and lay their eggs in cracks and gaps around buildings. Then, during the night, they come out to feed on their hosts while they sleep. Sometimes, these bugs might bite their hosts around the face, particularly near the eyes and lips, which is why they are called "kissing bugs. " Kissing Bug Habitat Kissing bugs often make their homes in the nests of rodents and other wildlife. They can also fly into barns and houses, where they feed on pets, livestock, and people. In rural areas, the domesticated animals and poultry tend to attract rodents, which in turn brings kissing bugs closer to our homes. These bugs can sneak into houses through open windows or damaged screens. Once inside, they like to hide in cracks and holes in beds, floors, and walls. You're more likely to find them near areas where pets, like dogs or cats, spend their time. Kissing Bug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Kissing bugs sometimes bite humans while they're asleep, mostly in the spring or summer. Some people with sensitive skin might experience allergic reactions to the bug's saliva, like itching, swelling, and redness, but usually, the bites don't cause much of a local reaction. The concerning thing about kissing bugs is that they carry a parasite that can... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/house-cricket/ Actual Size: ¾ to 1” Characteristics: Three dark bands on the head. Light yellowish-brown bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, but rarely fly. Males rub their wings together to create the characteristic chirping noise. Habitat: Mainly lives outdoors in fields, leaves, wood piles, and other areas with lots of organic material. Habits: Males rub their wings together to make the distinctive chirping sound. Has auditory organs in their lower forelegs, so they can “hear” with their legs. More likely to chirp as the weather gets warmer. House Crickets in Anaheim House crickets were brought to Canada and the United States in the 18th century, and they quickly caught the interest of early writers because of their nighttime songs and habit of nibbling on clothing. These crickets are active at night and eat a wide range of foods, with a special liking for liquids, especially things like beer or sweetened vinegar. House crickets prefer warm and damp places, so as the weather cools down in the fall, they often look for food and shelter inside homes and structures. House Cricket Habitat In warm weather, house crickets live outdoors among piles of debris, firewood, and rocks. You might also spot them in compost bins and garbage dumps, especially during the winter while they search for warmth and shelter. During the colder season, house crickets may also venture indoors and prefer to stay in the warm parts of the house. Since they are nocturnal, homeowners might notice their presence when males make familiar chirping sounds, which can be quite disruptive while trying to sleep. House Cricket Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers House crickets are not known to bite or carry diseases, but they can be a bother if they get inside a home. They might damage clothes, carpets, and other types of fabric. Since these crickets like warmth, you'll often find them near places like the fireplace or furnace. They like to hide in cracks, behind baseboards, and sometimes even burrow into wall mortar. In addition to destroying fabrics, they... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/clothes-moth/ Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Brown or golden with hair on the top of their heads. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Seeks out dark and quiet areas like basements, furniture upholstery, and closets. Habits: Often lays eggs in the carpet near upholstered furniture, like sofas. Can destroy all sorts of fabrics, leathers, and other clothing materials. The larvae are responsible for most of the destruction. Clothes Moths in Anaheim Clothes moths live up to their name with their habit of destroying fabrics. They’re a unique pest because they can break down keratin, which is a protein found in things like hair, feathers, or animal hide. In North America, there are two types of clothes moths: webbing clothes moths and casemaking clothes moths. For both species, the larvae are responsible for the majority of the damage, and they only eat animal-based fibers like wool, silk, or leather. Infestations often go undetected for quite some time, allowing these pests to cause irreparable damage to clothes or other decorative items. Clothes Moth Habitat Clothes moths are not often seen because they stay away from light. They like dark and quiet places like closets, attics, or basements. Inside homes, you might spot moth larvae on woolen clothes, carpeting, and upholstery. Little pieces of lint from wool rugs and pet hair hiding behind baseboards can even attract these moths. They especially like to lay their eggs in the carpet under the back legs of sofas, a spot that vacuum cleaners rarely reach. The adult moths themselves don't eat fabric, but when you see them, it's a sign that they're about to lay eggs, which will hatch into fabric-eating larvae. Clothes Moth Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Clothes moths can damage and ruin various items, including sweaters, blankets, rugs, pillows, furniture, decorations, and even stuffed animals. The larvae, which are most destructive, like to eat in dark, quiet places like closets and... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/yellow-fly/ Actual Size: ⅜” Characteristics: True to their name, these flies are mainly yellow. They also have bright green eyes, clear wings, and black forelegs. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Known for gathering shaded, damp, and heavily vegetated areas. They’re often found on the edges of forests and rivers. Habits: Often confused with horse or deer flies. Females feed on blood before reproducing. Can produce painful bites with large, itchy welts. Need help with Fly Removal? Yellow Flies in Anaheim Yellow flies are often confused with deer or horse flies and are equally disliked for their painful bites. They are commonly found in the southeastern regions of the United States, stretching from New Jersey to Texas and Florida. Their appearance resembles that of deer flies, leading to confusion among people trying to identify them. Similar to mosquitoes, it's the female yellow flies that bite, as males primarily feed on pollen and nectar. You're most likely to encounter yellow flies during the hot summer and early fall months. Yellow Fly Habitat Fully developed yellow flies are skilled fliers. Though they are usually found near their larval homes, they can travel quite a distance to find a blood meal. Yellow flies often gather in shady, damp spots along the edges of forests, rivers, or creeks. These pests prefer warm, humid weather and are most active during the daytime, but avoid wide-open areas that get direct sunlight. While they readily target domestic animals, including dogs, their preference for shade means they're less of a nuisance to cattle and horses in open pastures. Yellow Fly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Similar to mosquitoes, yellow fly females require a blood meal before reproducing. And, according to the University of Florida, their bites can be serious, resulting in large and itchy welts that may last for several days. If someone experiences signs of infection after being bitten by a yellow fly, such as fever, nausea, headaches, or swollen lymph nodes, it's important to... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/flies/whitefly/ Actual Size: 1 mm to 3 mm Characteristics: Small and covered in a white, waxy powder. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Infests the underside of plant leaves, usually in greenhouses or nurseries. Less commonly found in residential homes with houseplants. Habits: Excretes honeydew on plants, creating a sticky surface. Develops and reproduces quickly in warm summer months. When scared, large groups of winged adults will fly in a group that resembles a cloud. Need help with Fly Removal? Whiteflies in Anaheim Whiteflies are tiny insects that fly around when disturbed. Despite their name, they’re not true flies and are actually more closely related to other pests like scales, aphids, and mealybugs. These bugs get their name from the white waxy covering on their wings and bodies. Whiteflies are often found in greenhouses, but can also infest houseplants. At all stages of life, these pests feed on plant sap using their mouthparts while excreting a sticky substance called honeydew. This feeding routine can make leaves turn yellow and fall off, weakening the plants considerably over time. When you disturb plants infested with whiteflies, you'll see clouds of these small flying insects. Whitefly Habitat Whiteflies can multiply rapidly in warm weather, especially when host plants are growing strong. These pests often form large groups on the undersides of leaves where they feed on plant juices. As a result, they release honeydew. If left unattended, honeydew can lead to the development of fungal diseases on leaves. Whiteflies continue to breed throughout the year in warmer regions, moving from one plant to another as the hosts are harvested or dry up. Whitefly Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers While whiteflies don't bite humans, they do have piercing mouthparts that they use to feed on plant fluids. When whiteflies excrete honeydew, it can make plant leaves sticky and attract ants, which can disrupt natural predators that help control whiteflies and other pests. Both young whiteflies (nymphs) and adults can harm plants by sucking the juices... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/termites/subterranean-termite/ Actual Size: 10 mm Characteristics: Creamy white, brown, or black body with pale translucent wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Alates/swarmers have wings. Habitat: Has to maintain contact with damp soil to survive. Builds mud tubes to travel and live inside of. Habits: Are one of the most destructive pests in the United States. Wood-destroying pests that feed on timber located next to damp soil. Responsible for over $5 billion in property damage each year. Need help with Termite Removal? Subterranean Termites in Anaheim Subterranean termites are found all across the United States, and unfortunately, they’re one of the most destructive pests in the nation. Here in Anaheim, the most common species are the eastern, western, and Formosan subterranean termites. All three of these species are capable of causing extensive property damage by feeding on wood. While searching for wood, subterranean termites may also damage other parts of your property such as carpet or insulation. Subterranean Termite Habitat Subterranean termites live up to their name; since they require damp soil to survive, they live underground. To travel from place to place, these termites construct mud tunnels that seal in moisture and protect the termites from predators. Subterranean termites primarily feed on cellulose, which is found in all sorts of plant matter – and is the main component of wood. The insects build the mud tubes to serve as a pathway from the soil to a good source of wood. Winged termites, also known as swarmers, will leave the nest for a short time in the spring to establish a new termite colony before losing their wings. If you notice swarmers on your property, you likely have an infestation nearby. Subterranean Termite Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Nobody wants to hear they have termites, and for good reason. Despite their small size, termites are capable of causing severe property damage. Since they remain inside of soil and wood, subterranean termite infestations are very challenging to identify until the destruction is obvious. By... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/termites/drywood-termite/ Actual Size: ¼ to ⅜” Characteristics: Each species looks slightly different in terms of size and color. You can usually tell termites apart from ants by their equal-sized, drooping wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Alates/swarmers have wings. Habitat: Thrives in warm and damp environments. Primarily consumes dry and brittle wood located above the ground, unlike subterranean termites. Habits: Less common than the subterranean termite, but can still cause damage. Have saw-like teeth that can chew through dry wood. Can live with very little water or moisture. Need help with Termite Removal? Drywood Termites in Anaheim Though drywood termites are not as common or destructive as subterranean species, they are still a major problem for home and business owners in Anaheim. These insects live inside of and feed on dry wood. Unlike other types of termites, which target soft and damp wood, drywood termites eat across the grain of the wood. Over time, this can cause serious structural instability and safety issues in houses or buildings. Swarms typically occur in the springtime and are a huge indication of an infestation, though you may also notice other signs like wings, fine sawdust – called frass – or droppings. Drywood Termite Habitat Drywood termites prefer warmer climates with mild winters. Since they don’t need damp soil to survive, they usually infest wood that is well above the ground. It’s fairly common to find drywood termites in upper levels of homes, apartment buildings, or businesses. Most infestations begin when a person accidentally carries infested furniture into their property, though these termites may also get inside by sneaking through exposed wood. Drywood Termite Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Drywood termites aren’t known for biting people or spreading disease, but they’re still a danger to have in your property. By chewing through important wooden structures, they can make your property unstable and unsafe. Since they mainly stay inside of the wood they’re consuming, infestations can remain unnoticed for months or years. Colonies are also incredibly difficult to control, which is why it’s best to enlist the help of... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/tropical-rat-mite/ Actual Size: 0.75 to 1.40 mm Characteristics: Tiny bodies that are cream-colored. Turns red when engorged. Legs: Juveniles have 6 legs; adults have 8. Antennae: No Wings: No Habitat: Attracted to warmth. Often congregates behind walls and near heat sources, such as water pipes or stoves. Habits: Parasites that primarily feed on rats. May wander several hundred feet from a rat’s nest in search of a new host. Are about the size as the period at the end of this sentence. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? Tropical Rat Mites in Anaheim As their name suggests, tropical rat mites are mainly found on rodents across the world – especially Norway rats. They’re most common in tropical and warm regions, which includes Anaheim. Unlike some other parasites, these mites do not stay attached to their host; instead, they drop off immediately after feeding. Though tropical rat mites cannot jump or fly, they frequently crawl several hundred feet away from a rat or rat’s nest while searching for a new host. They can also survive for up to 6 months without feeding on a host, so they can remain a problem even if you get rid of the rodents. Tropical Rat Mite Habitat Tropical rat mites mainly live near rodent nests, where they can easily find a new host at any time. However, they’re also drawn to warm environments and are often discovered near heat-producing appliances like water heaters, washing machines, and dishwashers. Tropical rat mites may also migrate to other areas of the home if their primary host dies, which is usually when they become a problem for humans. Tropical Rat Mite Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Like rodents, you don’t want to encounter tropical rat mites. While we’re uncertain as to whether these pests can transmit diseases to humans, these pests will attack people and other animals to survive. Their bites can trigger painful and irritating dermatitis that persists for several days, which is often severely itchy. Additionally, their presence usually means you have a rodent infestation, which... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/flea/ Actual Size: ⅛” Characteristics: Small, wingless insects with a narrow, reddish-brown body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Hides in tall, damp, and shaded grass or vegetation. Infestations are normally caused when a flea attaches itself to a pet. Habits: Parasitic insects that only consume blood from warm-blooded hosts. Can survive in a wide range of habitats but prefers humid and shaded areas. If carried indoors, fleas will lay eggs in bedding, upholstery, and carpeting. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? Fleas in Anaheim Fleas are known all across the United States for biting and attaching themselves to pets. These small parasitic insects require blood from a warm-bodied host to survive and reproduce, and they will die within weeks without a host. People usually experience an infestation after a flea is carried indoors on a dog or cat, which are their primary targets. That said, fleas may also bite humans and other animals when searching for a meal. Flea Habitat Outdoors, fleas prefer grassy areas with plenty of shade and humidity. These pests are most common in fields with tall grass, gardens with lots of leaf litter or weeds, and wood piles. Fleas don’t typically do well in direct sunlight, but since they’re so small, they can hide in even the tiniest crack or crevice. If you or a pet accidentally carries a flea inside, it may lay eggs in carpets, bedding, or upholstered furniture. The larvae don’t like to be in bright light, so they usually stay hidden until they’re ready to find a host. Flea Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Fleas are a danger to humans and other animals. Their bites can trigger allergic reactions and dermatitis, which can lead to itchiness, hair loss, and secondary infections. Severe flea infestations can also cause anemia and other health complications in pets, especially for small or young animals. If you notice fleas on your pet and are concerned for their health, seek help from a veterinarian. Then contact your local flea exterminators... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/fleas-ticks-mites/deer-tick/ Actual Size: 3.6 mm to 5 mm Characteristics: Small, dark brown and black bodies with a dark spot behind their head. Legs: 8 Antennae: No Wings: No Habitat: Clings to tall grass and foliage in humid, shaded environments. Typically carried indoors on clothing or pets. Habits: Most likely to bite in spring, summer, or fall. Can transmit Lyme disease, which may cause long-term health effects. Has a dark spot behind their head called a dorsal shield. Need help with Flea & Tick Removal? Deer Ticks in Anaheim Also called “black-legged ticks”, deer ticks are a common pest in the United States – especially eastern regions. These tiny pests are the primary carrier of Lyme disease in the nation, and they’re responsible for causing about 30,000 cases annually. As their name suggests, deer ticks primarily feed on white-tailed deer. However, they will also bite other animals like dogs, cats, humans, horses, and cattle. Deer Tick Habitat Deer ticks prefer damp, shaded areas that are usually only about 18-24 inches off the ground. These pests hide in tall grass or brush where they wait for a host to walk by. Most people accidentally pick up ticks by walking through overgrown lawns, gardens, or hiking trails. Pretty much any place that offers protection and moisture is the perfect environment for these ticks. Though deer ticks are most likely to bite in warmer spring and summer months, they rarely die off in the winter and may seek out a host when temperatures are above freezing. Deer Tick Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Deer tick bites can have serious and long-lasting health effects. Nymphs and adult females are most likely to bite humans, and they can transmit a variety of diseases including Lyme disease. Since these pests can thrive in nearly any area with tall grass or shrubbery, it’s important to wear long pants or sleeves when spending time outdoors. It may also be beneficial to invest in an insect repellent with an EPA-registered ingredient, such as DEET. If... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/smokybrown-cockroach/ Actual Size: 1 to 1.5” Characteristics: Even mahogany brown color with a shiny body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and both males and females can fly. Habitat: Are urban tropical pests that prefer warm environments with plenty of shade and shelter. Usually infests basements or crawl spaces. Habits: Needs plenty of water to survive and are drawn to damp areas. Adults are capable of flight and are most active on warm, humid afternoons. When indoors, these roaches often die quickly from dehydration. Need help with Cockroach Removal? Smokybrown Cockroaches in Anaheim Smokybrown cockroaches are found in various warm or tropical areas in the United States, from Texas and Florida to right here in Anaheim. These roaches need plenty of moisture to survive, which is why they usually stay outside in damp areas like planter boxes, water meters, or sewer lines. However, they may accidentally wind up indoors where they often hide in bathrooms and kitchens. Both male and female adults can fly, so you may also find smokybrown cockroaches in upper levels of your home or apartment building. Smokybrown Cockroach Habitat If an area is too dry, smokybrown cockroaches will likely die of dehydration. That’s why they typically infest high-moisture areas like mulch-filled flower beds or piles of wood. In the summertime, these roaches may also hide under exterior siding or vegetation near your home. Most smokybrown cockroaches die relatively quickly if they get inside because our houses don’t have enough moisture. If there’s a thriving colony in your property, you may have a leak or moisture problem. Smokybrown Cockroach Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Smokybrown cockroaches are primarily an outdoor pest, but they can cause major problems if they get indoors. While crawling along places like storm drains and sewers, these roaches can pick up dangerous bacteria that could contaminate your food or cooking surfaces. Their shedding and feces can also trigger allergic or asthmatic reactions in some people. Though infestations rarely happen indoors, it’s important to quickly treat the problem if you discover these roaches in... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-12 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/field-cockroach/ Actual Size: Small up to ½” Characteristics: Small, olive-brown bodies with two dark brown stripes on face. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and they can fly. Habitat: Most frequently found in well-irrigated landscapes with plenty of leaf litter and plant debris. Habits: Active during the day and prefers to live outdoors. Sometimes mis-identified as German cockroaches. Females can produce 6 generations of offspring per year. Need help with Cockroach Removal? Field Cockroaches in Anaheim Field cockroaches, also known as vaga cockroaches, were likely carried to the United States from southwest Asia. Since their introduction, though, these roaches have become a common problem in several warm states such as Texas and southern California. Though field cockroaches look very similar to German cockroaches, you can tell them apart by the blackish-brown markings on the field roach’s face. These pests are also incredibly prolific and can produce several hundred offspring in a single year. Field Cockroach Habitat Unlike house-infesting species, field cockroaches prefer to live outside. They mainly feed on decomposing plant matter or fruits, and they usually hide beneath stones or clumps of soil. Field cockroaches are also drawn to moisture, making them more likely to infest landscapes that are well-irrigated. Though these roaches usually stay outdoors, they may wander inside while looking for water. Field Cockroach Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Field cockroaches are not as common as some other species, and they rarely settle indoors. However, they can still be concerning to encounter in your property. Especially if they gain access to your kitchen or pantry, field cockroaches could transmit bacteria to your food and threaten your health. Since they breed so quickly, infestations can also spread like wildfire. Whether you have field cockroaches in your backyard or they’ve wandered into your home, it’s best to contact your local cockroach exterminators to get rid of them quickly. - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/brown-banded-cockroach/ Actual Size: 5/16 to 5/8″ Characteristics: Brown with much darker banding across the wings. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Attracted to warm environments. Known for gathering in groups near heat-generating appliances like dryers or washing machines. Habits: Are completely dependent upon human structures for food and shelter. A single female brown-banded cockroach can have 600 offspring in her lifetime. Active both at night and during the day. Need help with Cockroach Removal? Brown-Banded Cockroaches in Anaheim True to their name, brown-banded cockroaches are easily identified by the dark, pronounced bands of color on their wings. These roaches are common across the United States, including right here in Anaheim. Brown-banded cockroaches are a big problem for home and business owners, as these pests are obligatory domestic roaches that rely entirely on human habitats for survival. Unlike other species, brown-banded cockroaches don’t just congregate near food; they’re also referred to as “furniture cockroaches” because they often hide in bedrooms, beneath chairs, and behind wall hangings. Brown-Banded Cockroach Habitat Brown-banded cockroaches are drawn to warm places. Since they are good climbers, they regularly hide in upper kitchen cabinets or in closets close to heat-generating appliances. Before reproducing, females will search for a warm and dark place to lay their eggs. Many people discover these yellowish-brown egg capsules on walls, ceilings, furniture, or bedding. Brown-banded cockroaches are also scavengers who feed on a wide range of materials, from glue and stamps to clothing and human food. Brown-Banded Cockroach Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though brown-banded cockroaches are not known to be aggressive, they can be a serious problem for home and business owners. Thanks to their unsanitary foraging habits, they are vectors of disease and can contaminate foods or surfaces. These roaches are known for spreading over 33 types of bacteria, including E. coli and salmonella. For some people, cockroaches can also trigger asthma attacks. In addition to all of those dangers, brown-banded cockroaches can produce at... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/cockroaches/asian-cockroach/ Actual Size: 16 mm Characteristics: Brown in color. Has two distinctive, darker bands running parallel down the body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes, and they are capable of flying. Habitat: Drawn to landscapes with compost, leaf litter, mulch, and other organic debris. Habits: Often mistaken for German cockroaches, but prefer to live outside. Occasionally infests homes or businesses, but indoor infestations are rare. Mainly a problem in early spring or summer. Need help with Cockroach Removal? Asian Cockroaches in Anaheim Asian cockroaches were first identified in the United States by a pest control professional in Florida back in 1986. He originally thought they were German cockroaches, but eventually realized there were a few key differences despite their extremely similar appearances. Unlike German cockroaches, Asian roaches are very strong fliers that can reach 120 feet or more. They also prefer to live outdoors, while German cockroaches are more of an indoor pest. Asian Cockroach Habitat Though many cockroach species prefer to live indoors, Asian roaches are attracted to outdoor spaces. They prefer areas with plenty of shelter and organic debris, such as piles of leaves or mulch-filled flowerbeds. Asian cockroaches are most active in early spring and summer, and they mainly come out at nighttime. Since they are attracted to porch and interior lights, they may fly into open windows, which is how most Asian cockroaches end up indoors. However, indoor infestations are fairly rare. Asian Cockroach Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Because Asian cockroaches tend to stay outdoors, they aren’t as big of a concern as many other species. That said, it’s never pleasant to have cockroaches crawling all over your property – especially if they accidentally wander inside. If they infiltrate your home, they may hide near lights in protected areas like lampshades or wall coverings. When you turn off the lights, Asian cockroaches may also “follow” you into the next lighted room, which can be quite unnerving. Worried you might have Asian cockroaches? Contact your... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/woodpecker/ Actual Size: 6 to 18” Characteristics: Coloration and markings depend on the species; males usually have red feathers on their neck with a black and white body. Habitat: Known for hammering their beaks into the bark of trees to find food and build shelters. May also create holes in wooden homes or buildings. Habits: Primarily feeds on nuts, seeds, fruit, and insects. Builds nests between late April and May, which is peak breeding season. Pecks out insects from infested wood, especially the larvae of carpenter bees. Need help with Bird Removal? Woodpeckers in Anaheim Found throughout North America, woodpeckers are one of the most easily recognizable birds due to their unique nesting habits. Many species use their beaks to peck or drill holes into trees and other wooden structures, which creates a distinctive tapping sound. While it can be fascinating to hear a woodpecker drilling holes into a tree, their nesting behaviors can be extremely destructive – and disruptive – if they take place in your property. Springtime can be particularly difficult if you’re dealing with an infestation, as males “drum” their beaks several times throughout the day while trying to attract a mate or protect their territory. Woodpecker Habitat Since woodpeckers mainly nest in trees, they usually live in forested areas. However, these birds are highly selective when choosing a location for their nest, and they may also build cavities in wooden homes or buildings if it’s more easily accessible. Woodpeckers usually begin excavating their nesting holes in late April or May, which is when breeding season starts. You may also hear the distinctive tapping sound while the woodpecker feeds, proclaims its territory, or attempts to attract a mate. Woodpecker Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Woodpeckers can help to limit insect populations, but they usually cause more damage than good. Their habit of drilling holes into trees can cause the trees to die over time. Woodpeckers may also cause extensive damage to your home or nearby utility poles, which can be hazardous and costly to fix. Many people also find the... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/house-finch/ Actual Size: 5″ in length, 9″ wingspan Characteristics: Colorful songbirds with bodies similar to a house sparrow, but more slender. Habitat: Frequently found near human activity in places like residential backyards or city parks. May also build nests in attics, dryer vents, and chimneys. Habits: May collect food from feeders, which draws them to backyards. Builds nests near easily-accessible food sources. Social birds that gather in groups. Need help with Bird Removal? House Finches in Anaheim House finches typically engage in breeding activities from March to August, during which they have between three and six sets of eggs. At the beginning of summer, the female will construct a shallow, cup-like nest in a sheltered area such as a tree hollow or shrub. After laying the first set of eggs, the male will feed the offspring while the female constructs another nest for the second set of eggs. Within 20 days, the original fledglings will leave the nest, and the male and female will repeat the process with their next offspring. House Finch Habitat As social birds, house finches often live in large flocks. They prefer to live outside but are drawn to settled habitats such as urban centers, backyards, farms, and city parks. If they invade your home or business, they’re likely to settle in a protected spot like a chimney or an attic. The finches are particularly attracted to areas with easy access to food, and they’re frequently spotted collecting food from nearby bird feeders. Since they gather in such large groups, house finches can be quite noisy and disruptive to a neighborhood. House Finch Behaviors, Threats or Dangers As with any bird, house finches can cause real problems for local home and business owners if they settle too close. They can destroy your yard while scavenging for fruits or seeds, making them a real nuisance for gardeners or farmers. Their droppings and nesting debris can also cause quite the eyesore.... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bees-wasps-and-hornets/european-hornet/ Actual Size: ½ to 1.4” Characteristics: Has a pale face and a large body that is brownish and covered in dull orange stripes. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Habitat: Builds nests in large sheltered areas such as hollowed-out trees, wall voids, attics, and occasionally abandoned beehives. Habits: Are the only “true hornet” species in the United States. Active both at night and during the day, unlike most stinging insects. May fly toward a porch light at night. Need help with Bee, Wasp & Hornet Removal? European Hornets in Anaheim European hornets, alternatively called brown or giant hornets, got their name after being introduced to the United States from European settlers in the mid-1800s. Since their introduction, these hornets have spread from the eastern U. S. to over 30 states. These social wasps are unusual because they are active during both the night and the day, which can cause a lot of concern for home and business owners. European Hornet Habitat Like many other types of stinging insects, European hornets search for sheltered areas when building a nest. They are particularly drawn to tree hollows, but may also use attics or wall voids if they are easily available. The nests are usually built at least 6 feet above the ground, but they are rarely fully suspended. Once fully constructed, a European hornet nest may contain 200-400 workers. As the population surges and food becomes scarce in the late summer, these hornets may become aggressive, especially while searching for food or if threatened. European Hornet Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers European hornets may look frightening, but they tend to steer clear of humans and usually only sting when scared. That said, these hornets can sting several times in a row, which can be very painful – or outright dangerous for individuals who are allergic. Since European hornets often build nests inside or near human structures, such as barns or hollow trees in yards, they can be a real problem for homeowners. They may also destroy fruit trees while... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bats/mexican-free-tailed-bat/ Actual Size: 3.5” in length with a wingspan of 12-14” Characteristics: Medium size bodies covered in red or dark brown fur. Has black, forward-pointing ears, wrinkled lips, and long tails. Habitat: In the wild, primarily roosts in caves. May also invade homes or buildings with tall and shaded ceilings or walls. Habits: In the wintertime, they will migrate south for warmer temperatures. Mainly feeds on moths and other insects. Roosts in caves, abandoned buildings, and attics near water sources. Need help with Bat Removal? Mexican Free-Tailed Bats in Anaheim Mexican free-tailed bats are named for their extremely long tails, which extend well past their tail membranes. Thanks to the long tail and slender wings, they can fly extremely quickly and are considered one of the fastest horizontal-moving animals. These bats use their speed and echolocation to hunt down small insects such as moths. Mexican free-tailed bats are also known for their extremely large colonies, which can grow to contain millions of bats at a time. Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Habitat Since Mexican free-tailed bats prefer warm environments, they are usually found in the southern half of the United States. They also move further south once temperatures start to drop in the fall, rather than hibernating. Mexican free-tailed bats mainly roost in caves but will also take advantage of abandoned buildings or homes with dark recesses in ceilings. They also prefer to roost near bodies of water, since these areas typically have a higher insect population for them to feed on. Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers When it comes to the environment, Mexican free-tailed bats are extremely important. They help control insect populations and play a key role in the local ecosystem. However, when it comes to cities and suburban areas, these bats can be a big problem. Their colonies are huge and can contain hundreds of thousands of bats, all of which can spread serious diseases to humans. Like any other bat or wild animal, it’s important to call a professional pest control... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2026-02-09 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/bats/big-brown-bat/ Actual Size: Wingspan of 12-13” with a body 4-5” long. Characteristics: Light belly fur with copper coloration. Broad nose with black wings and black, round ears. Habitat: Found all across the United States in habitats ranging from meadows and forests to deserts and mountains. Drawn to caves and sheltered areas. Habits: Common pests in with colonies ranging from 20-300 individual bats. Insectivores that prefer beetles but will also eat moths, flies, wasps, and more. Hibernate from November to early springtime. Need help with Bat Removal? Big Brown Bats in Anaheim Big brown bats are a common pest in North America, and Anaheim is no different. They are highly adaptable and can be found in large cities, suburban areas, and wooded environments. These bats primarily eat beetles, using their powerful jaws to break through the hard exoskeleton, but they are also known for eating a wide variety of other insects. Most big brown bat colonies contain between 20-300 individuals. While the bats can live for a long time, many will die of malnutrition in their first winter while hibernating. Big Brown Bat Habitat Big brown bats are known for withstanding conditions that other types of bats cannot, which is why they’re found in such a wide range of habitats across the country. From cities and suburbs to meadows, deserts, and forests, these bats will live pretty much anywhere as long as there’s a cave or sheltered area. In the wild, they usually hibernate in caves or mines. However, as temperatures drop in the fall, big brown bats in urban or suburban areas may sneak into attics or abandoned buildings to hibernate in small groups until spring. Big Brown Bat Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers As nocturnal creatures, big brown bats usually stay hidden from busy areas. They are also helpful to the environment – especially in agricultural communities – because they help control harmful insect populations. However, big brown bats can still be a threat to human health. If they roost or nest in human structures, they... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/little-black-ant/ Actual Size: 1.5 to 2 mm Characteristics: Dark brown or black in color with a shiny body. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: The reproductive males and females have wings. Habitat: Attracted to wooded areas with trees, stumps, or piles of lumber. When indoors, they may infest cabinetry or wall voids. Habits: Most infestations begin outside near a stump, tree, or pile of firewood. Highly adaptable and more likely to build nests outdoors. Can help eliminate colonies of small red imported fire ants. Need help with Ant Removal? Little Black Ants in Anaheim Here in Anaheim, little black ants are a very common structural pest. Though they mainly nest outdoors, they have also been known to access homes or businesses while searching for food. Little black ants are omnivorous and feed on everything from fruits and seeds to meats, insects, grease, and even bird feces. With how adaptable these small ants can be, they are incredibly difficult to get rid of once they’ve established a colony nearby. Little Black Ant Habitat Little black ant colonies often contain several queens and can grow to contain thousands of individuals. They usually build nests in cluttered landscapes near things like mulch, tree stumps, log piles, or fences. Should they sneak indoors while scavenging for food, they can spread throughout your home or business and usually remain hidden in small cracks or gaps. If you discover little black ants inside, you likely have a much larger colony somewhere outdoors. Since colonies have multiple queens, they can be very challenging to disrupt and eliminate. Little Black Ant Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers These tiny pests may have a small stinger, but they aren’t considered a major threat to people or property. That said, with how large colonies can grow, little black ants are still a major nuisance pest in Anaheim. They can be aggressive and have even been known to attack and eliminate entire colonies of red imported fire ants. If little black ants get inside, they will hide in nearly any crack or... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/argentine-ant/ Actual Size: 2.2 to 2.8 mm Characteristics: Very dark brown to light in color. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Reproductive males and females have wings. Habitat: Drawn to wet environments with easy access to food. When outdoors, they often build nests beneath stones or at the base of shrubs. Will also nest in wall voids or insulation of homes. Habits: Can spread bacteria and contaminate food while foraging in pantries. Usually builds nests near a water source or in an area with moisture issues. Uses drip irrigation lines like highways when moving a colony. Need help with Ant Removal? Argentine Ants in Anaheim Argentine ants are a nuisance to many households and gardens in Anaheim. They are particularly challenging to get rid of because workers from various colonies exhibit an unusual level of cooperation, enabling them to create expansive supercolonies. Some Argentine ant infestations can even spread throughout a city block, all leading back to the same nest. Additionally, these ants don’t just travel directly from their nest to their food source. While foraging, they leave pheromone trails everywhere to ensure they never visit the same area twice. Argentine Ant Habitats Like many other types of pests, Argentine ants search for environments with plenty of food and water. They often build nests under sun-baked soil and are known for clearing out nearby vegetation to ensure their colony can stay warm. For water, they often seek out irrigation lines or leaky plumbing. Once they establish a nest, they will forage for foods such as meat, eggs, and fruit. Here in Anaheim, Argentine ants primarily stay outdoors unless the weather becomes too cold or too dry. If they access your home, they will likely hide in wall voids near water pipes or sinks. Argentine Ant Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers An Argentine ant infestation may not be a serious health threat, but it’s never pleasant to have that many ants crawling around your property. The huge colonies can grow to contain a million or more worker ants with hundreds of queens. Though they primarily stay outdoors near water sources, such as near... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/brown-recluse-spider/ Actual Size: ⅜” Characteristics: Light to dark brown with a dark violin-shaped pattern behind the head. Legs: 8 Habitat: Seeks out dark and undisturbed areas such as basements, garages, or closets. May wander inside of boxes, shoes, or clothing. Habits: As their name suggests, these spiders are reclusive and usually stay hidden. Also commonly called the “fiddleback” or “violin” spider. Outdoors, they usually hide in cracks or crevices beneath rocks and leaves. Need help with Spider Removal? Brown Recluse Spiders in Anaheim Brown recluse spiders are the most common recluse species in the United States. They’re also nicknamed the “violin” or “fiddleback” spider thanks to the unique pattern on their dorsum. Though these spiders are often found in Anaheim, they’re fairly rare outside of their native habitat. Many people assume that brown recluses are more common than they actually are, largely because they’re widely over-reported across the country. Brown Recluse Spider Habitat These spiders live up to their name with their reclusive habits. Outdoors, brown recluse spiders usually look for sheltered cracks or crevices in places like loose bark from dead trees. These spiders tend to squeeze into very small and cluttered spaces, which is why they’re usually found in trash cans or storage boxes. Brown recluses also typically prefer rough surfaces like wood and cardboard as opposed to smooth objects like ceramic and metal. Brown Recluse Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Brown recluses are venomous, and their bites can cause necrotic skin damage. Thankfully, though, these spiders are very shy and rarely bite unless they sense danger. Since these spiders like to hide inside of shoes, piles of clothing, or storage boxes, most people are bitten while rummaging through their belongings. While brown recluse spider bites are rare, they can cause serious wounds that need immediate medical attention. Worried you have a brown recluse problem? Reach out to your local spider removal company to eliminate the infestation quickly. Need help with control? Get A FREE Quote... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2024-01-17 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/snakes/common-garter-snake/ Actual Size: 2 to 4.5 feet long Characteristics: Usually brown, black, or green with yellow stripes. Habitats: Found in backyards, riversides, and forested areas, often in rural or suburban communities. Habits: Frequently referred to as garden snakes. Capable of biting, but bites usually only cause mild itching or burning. Unlike other species, garter snakes give birth to live young. Need help with Snake Removal? Common Garter Snakes in Anaheim Garter snakes – also frequently called garden snakes – are one of the most common snake species in the United States. They’re highly adaptable creatures that can thrive in a wide range of environments including woodlands, fields, riverbeds, and more. It’s easy to identify garter snakes by their characteristic stripe that runs down the entire length of their spine, which is usually yellow in color. Though large garter snakes can be frightening to encounter, this species is relatively harmless to humans – and can even benefit the environment. Common Garter Snake Habitat Most garter snakes build dens in a sheltered area, such as beneath stepping stones or inside of rock retaining walls. They rarely stray far from water sources and are more common near rivers, lakes, and streams. Garter snakes consume a varied diet which usually includes crickets, snakes, slugs, and other insects. Larger snakes may also eat small animals like birds, rodents, or frogs. This species is most active in the warm months of the year and will hibernate from October to early April. Common Garter Snake Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though it can be scary to come across a snake, garter snakes aren’t aggressive and are generally pretty harmless. They don’t have fangs and their venom isn’t potent enough to affect humans, beyond some mild itching or burning. In some rare cases, people may experience an allergic reaction to garter snake saliva. Bites may also become infected if they are improperly cleaned. While... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/ants/fire-ant/ Actual Size: ⅛” to ⅜” Characteristics: Blackish to red in color. Fire ants have a stinger in their abdomen. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Reproductive females and males are winged. Habitat: Builds nests in soil, often in sunny areas near gardens or structural foundations. Habits: Infamous for a highly painful bite and sting. Has a stinger located on their abdomen. Feeds on plants and seeds, but may also attack small animals. Need help with Ant Removal? Fire Ants in Anaheim Nobody wants to come across the dreaded fire ants. These pests are aptly named for their extremely painful bite and sting. A single ant can sting and bite repeatedly, which is why it’s so dangerous to disrupt a mound. Fire ants are coordinated and hundreds of workers will make their way to the surface of the mound to sting or bite at the same time. Though these ants are primarily known for their aggression, they are also scavengers that will feed on almost any animal, plant, or insect. Fire Ant Habitat Fire ants establish colonies by building mounds to help regulate moisture levels and temperature. The ants use the mounds as above-ground nurseries, which are often placed in sunny areas with easy access to water. For that reason, fire ant nests are frequently found near well-watered lawns, rivers, and irrigated fields. Though these ants primarily live outdoors, they have also been known to build nests in wall voids or crawl spaces. When foraging for food, more aggressive fire ants may sneak indoors through cracks in the foundation or gaps beneath doors and windows. Fire Ant Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Fire ant stings are incredibly painful, and these aggressive pests are a threat to both humans and pets. Though the burning sensation of the sting usually goes away within a few minutes, hive-like bumps will start rising about half an hour later. Within 24 hours of the sting, most people will experience painful pimples filled with yellow... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/spiders/black-widow-spider/ Actual Size: ½ to 1 ½” Characteristics: Shiny brown or black body. Females have a distinctive red hourglass pattern on their abdomen. Legs: 8 Habitat: Constructs unusual webs with erratic shapes. Webs are usually located in low-traffic areas like rock piles, sprinkler valve boxes, or old sheds. Habits: The most venomous spiders in the U.S., but are generally not aggressive. Bites are extremely painful, though they’re rarely fatal. Only females have the bright red marking on their abdomen. Need help with Spider Removal? Black Widow Spiders in Anaheim Black widow spiders are infamous across the globe for their painful, venomous bite. Males and females both have shiny brown or black bodies, but females are easily recognized thanks to the bright red pattern on their abdomen. These spiders are drawn to areas with lots of cracks and crevices, which is why they often invade backyards or landscapes. Black widow spiders are frequently found outside of houses in old sheds, wood piles, rock retaining walls, and other undisturbed areas. While black widow bites are extremely painful, they aren’t usually fatal. Black Widow Spider Habitat Unlike some spiders that build very neat and uniform webs, widows are known for their erratically-shaped webs. They usually build their unusual webs in quiet areas that are unlikely to be disturbed, such as within rock piles or underneath patio furniture. Black widows may also invade garages, old sheds, or playground equipment. Since these spiders prefer to live outdoors, they usually only end up inside if they’re accidentally carried in on a box or piece of furniture. If you notice messy webs in or around your property, you may have an infestation. Black Widow Spider Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Though black widow spiders are the most venomous species in the United States, they aren’t typically aggressive. They usually only bite when scared or accidentally touched. Most bites happen when somebody brushes against a black widow while cleaning out a dark space or grabbing something from a cluttered area. About 20 minutes... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/stink-bug/ Actual Size: ¾” Characteristics: Marbled gray or greenish-brown bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: 2 pairs Habitat: Usually found outside near trees. If they get indoors, they usually stay near sun-lit areas like windows. Habits: They live up to their name by releasing a foul smell when frightened or crushed. May enter homes in large numbers when temperatures drop in the fall. Capable of causing serious damage to crops and fruit trees. Stink Bugs in Anaheim Stink bugs are big, oval-shaped insects found all over the United States. They're called "stink bugs" because they release a smelly chemical from their belly to protect themselves from other creatures. Even though they mainly bother crops, like fruit and fruit trees, they can become a problem for homeowners in the fall. When it starts to get colder, they look for warmth and sometimes end up inside people's houses. They really like the sunny side of buildings on nice fall days and try to find a cozy place to spend the winter. This can sometimes result in a lot of stink bugs invading homes. Stink Bug Habitat In nature, adult stink bugs spend the winter tucked away in crevices or under the peeling bark of aged or dead trees. As early autumn sets in, these stink bugs start scouting for cozy winter hideaways. When outdoors, you'll often spot them on the sides of buildings, amidst fallen leaves, or among vegetation. However, when brown marmorated stink bugs invade homes, they tend to gather near doors, windows, and other entry points. They prefer snug hiding spots up high above the ground. These sneaky insects are often found in cracks beneath or behind baseboards, around window and door frames, and even near ceiling exhaust fans or lights. When spring arrives, these adults bid farewell to their winter refuges and head for host plants. Stink Bug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Stink bugs are harmless to people, houses, and pets as... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/boxelder-bug/ Actual Size: ½” Characteristics: Flat, oval-shaped bodies; black with orangish-red markings on their backs. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: True to their name, these bugs primarily infest box elder trees. They also congregate in large numbers in sunny areas, like the side of a building. Habits: Emits a pungent smell when crushed. Wings overlap to form an ‘X’ shape on their bodies. In the fall, they gather in large numbers on the south side of trees or homes. Boxelder Bugs in Anaheim Boxelder bugs are true bugs that get their name from their favorite home, the boxelder tree. These insects are found all across the United States and mainly feed on the leaves, seeds, and flowers of the boxelder tree. However, boxelder bugs may also infest maple or ash trees. At the beginning of fall, these bugs gather together in search of a place to overwinter, which is usually when they become a problem for home or business owners. Boxelder Bug Habitat In the fall, adult boxelder bugs gather on the sunny sides of trees, rocks, and buildings to soak up warmth from the sun. When a lot of them come together, they often take flight and head towards nearby buildings or other sheltered locations where they can overwinter. Sometimes, they find their way into houses and buildings and congregate inside the walls. It's worth noting that boxelder bugs don't reproduce when indoors; they simply get inside through windows, doors, lights in the ceiling, vents, outdoor faucets, and along the sides of houses. Boxelder Bug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Boxelder bugs are usually not known for biting, although there have been rare reports of them biting when they feel threatened. These bugs also don’t sting and rarely cause damage to homes. That said, their droppings can leave stains on light-colored surfaces, and they can emit a foul odor when squished. Infestations in early autumn can also be unnerving, as the boxelder bugs will gather in groups of hundreds... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/sowbug/ Actual Size: ¼ to ½” Characteristics: Oval bodies that are dark or slate gray. Legs: Yes - 14 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Habitat: Frequently found outdoors in high-moisture areas. Mainly hides in places like compost or beneath flower pots, mulch, and stones. Habits: Unlike pillbugs, sowbugs are not capable of rolling into a ball. Most active during the spring, which is when they reproduce. They don’t typically survive long indoors due to the lack of moisture. Sowbugs in Anaheim Sowbugs and pillbugs can be found all across the United States, and because they look quite similar, people sometimes use their names interchangeably. You might know pillbugs as roly-polies because they have this neat ability to roll up into a tight ball when they feel threatened. However, sowbugs are a bit different – they have tail-like appendages sticking out from their rear, so they can't roll up for protection. However, both species resemble crustaceans with seven hard plates on their back. They also both need lots of moisture to survive, so they won't stick around indoors for more than a few days unless the conditions are super wet or damp. Sowbug Habitat Sowbugs prefer damp environments, and you'll often spot them outdoors, usually beneath mulch, rocks, or piles of leaves. These critters are most active at night and will only come out in the day if the weather is extremely humid. They're like nature's cleanup crew, scavenging and munching on organic matter. Sometimes, they venture out at night and crawl around on sidewalks, building foundations, or patios. If there’s a large population outdoors, some sowbugs may also wander indoors and invade crawl spaces or damp basements. Sowbug Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Sowbugs aren’t considered a danger because they don’t sting, cause property damage, or spread diseases to people and animals. They’re mostly just a nuisance, especially if they wind up inside or start eating the roots of plants in your garden. Sowbugs usually enter homes or buildings... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/silverfish/ Actual Size: ½ to ¾” Characteristics: Metallic gray covered with dull gray scales. Flattened bodies. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: No Tails: 3 Habitat: Often found in damp and humid environments like bathrooms, kitchens, or basements. Habits: Also commonly called firebrats. Can destroy clothing, paper, wallpaper, and other belongings. Named for their fast, fish-like movements. Silverfish in Anaheim Also called firebrats, silverfish are known for hiding out in places like closets, bookcases, and damp environments. They have special enzymes in their gut that help to digest cellulose, which is a primary component in wood and paper products, allowing them to cause considerable damage to personal belongings. Silverfish can also be unnerving because of their quick, “fish-like” movements and their unique ability to move sideways or even jump when they get startled. Because their bodies are flat, they can squeeze into tiny cracks and crevices, even hiding within the narrow bindings of books, between pages, or in corrugated cardboard. Silverfish Habitat Silverfish have quite an appetite because they munch on carbohydrates and proteins, and they can even resort to cannibalism by eating the cast skins of dead or injured fellows. These nocturnal bugs can't survive without ample moisture, so during the day, they like to hide in damp areas such as laundry rooms, bathroom sinks, or crawl spaces. When it comes to their diet, silverfish have a preference for paper, especially paper that has a glossy finish. They're particularly drawn to the binding in paper products, which might contain starch, dextrin, casein, gum, and glue. Silverfish Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Silverfish don't have wings, and instead of flying, they move around swiftly, like little fish on land. When you disturb the spot they're hiding in, they'll quickly dart to find another cozy spot. While they don't bite or sting, they can be quite destructive to your... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/house-centipede/ Actual Size: 1.5” Characteristics: Grayish-yellow with fifteen pairs of long, slender legs. Three dark stripes on the top of the body. Legs: Up to 30 Antennae: No Wings: No Habitat: Prefers dark and damp environments. Usually found outdoors beneath stones or leaves, but may also invade places like crawl spaces or bathrooms. Habits: Can move up to 1.3 feet-per-second, which can be alarming to witness. Not considered harmful, despite their frightening appearance. Usually found in high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens. House Centipedes in Anaheim Despite their scary appearance, house centipedes are not dangerous to people and can actually help keep other pests – like cockroaches and spiders – at bay. These critters are common all across the United States and are easily identified by their 15 pairs of long, slender legs. While you can find house centipedes both inside and outside, stumbling upon one accidentally in your sink or bathtub can be a bit scary. When they're outside, house centipedes are harmless, but they can be seen as pests when they share our living spaces. House Centipede Habitat House centipedes like moisture, so you'll often find them outside under things like rocks or leaf piles. If they end up in homes, they tend to hang out in places like humid basements, damp closets, and bathrooms, where they hunt insects and spiders. When these centipedes feel bothered, they move extremely quickly and hide in dark spots. If you see a lot of them in your home, it could be a sign of too much moisture, which is usually a bigger problem than the centipedes. House Centipede Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers House centipedes have a pair of venomous claws near their head, which they use to poison and immobilize their prey, typically small insects. While the centipede's weak jaws can sometimes break the skin, it’s very difficult for them to do. If they do manage to pierce your skin, bites can cause swelling and pain that is similar to a bee sting.... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/common-insects/earwig/ Actual Size: ¼ to 1” Characteristics: Flat and narrow bodies that are usually reddish-brown or dark brown. Pronounced pincers extending from the abdomen. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Pincers: Yes Wings: Some have wings, but they rarely fly. Habitat: Drawn to dark and damp places like the underside of rocks. May also invade basements or bathrooms. Habits: Nocturnal insects that remain hidden during the day. Can dig burrows six feet beneath the ground to stay warm. Easy to identify because of the forceps-like pincers on the abdomen. Earwigs in Anaheim Earwigs got their name because of an old wive’s tail that they intentionally crawl into people's ears while they sleep and dig into their brains. However, while earwigs prefer dark and damp spots, they don't actually do this at night. Instead, they spend their time looking for insects and plants to eat. Earwigs also usually stay outdoors, though they may seek shelter indoors if the weather is too dry, hot, or cold. Earwig Habitat Earwigs are most common in southern and southeastern regions of the United States. These insects have a diverse diet and will consume both plants and small creatures. They munch on leaves, fruits, and fungi in addition to insects that they catch with their pincer-like cerci. During the day, earwigs like to hide under things like logs, rocks, or weeds. Near homes, you can spot them in damp spots like cracks around swimming pools, mulch in flower beds, and beneath potted plants. Inside homes, they tend to gather in the folds of cardboard boxes, as well as in kitchens and bathrooms. Earwig Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Earwigs won't bite you or spread diseases, but they can give you a little pinch. These pinches might hurt a bit, though they usually don't break the skin. Mostly, earwigs are seen as annoying pests in the spring and summer. In gardens, they might munch on leaves and flowers, creating irregular holes in your plants. Earwigs can also get into homes through gaps and cracks in the walls... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-10 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/birds/european-starling/ Actual Size: 7.5 to 8.5” Characteristics: Yellow beaks and purplish-green bodies with bright white spots. Habitat: Known for nesting on top of buildings or in attics. Habits: Loud and lively birds that gather in large groups. Often destroys gardens or crops while scavenging. Can transmit diseases like salmonella and E. coli to humans. Need help with Bird Removal? European Starlings in Anaheim European starlings are a common pest in the United States, including here in Anaheim. They’re loud and usually nest in large numbers near residential spaces, which can make them both a nuisance and a hazard for nearby residents. Starlings are capable of spreading potentially dangerous diseases such as ornithosis or histoplasmosis. These birds are known for ruining gardens and crops while looking for food. European starlings also leave behind a lot of filth while roosting, which makes them incredibly unpleasant to have as a neighbor – or worse, a houseguest. European Starling Habitat Starlings are found pretty much wherever there’s an abundance of food and shelter, from farms and fields to cities and suburbs. They can survive both in hot and cold weather, often roosting in large numbers. Though these birds prefer to nest outdoors in trees, European starlings are not usually scared of humans and will also roost near our homes or businesses in places like lamp posts, building ledges, and occasionally dryer or stove exhaust ducts. European Starling Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers It’s hard to ignore a European starling infestation. They’re loud, messy, and capable of causing property damage to landscapes and structures. If the filth and disruption of a starling infestation aren’t enough, these birds are also capable of transmitting serious diseases like cryptococcosis and E. coli. If they nest near your property, they could pose a safety and health threat to anybody who visits. While it may be tempting to try and... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/mosquitoes/mosquito/ Actual Size: ⅛ to ⅜” Characteristics: Gray or black in color, occasionally with white, green, or blue markings. Often identified by their long proboscis. Legs: 6 Antennae: Yes Wings: Yes Habitat: Thrives in environments with lots of stagnant water, which they use to breed. Typically found near ponds, lakes, and properties with lots of standing water. Habits: Crepuscular insects that are most active right at dusk or dawn. Has a large, slender mouthpart called a proboscis. Considered one of the most dangerous insects in the world. Need help with Mosquito Removal? Mosquitoes in Anaheim Almost everyone in the United States has experienced a mosquito bite at least once in their lives. While these tiny insects may seem like a mild annoyance, they are actually a much threat to human health due to the diseases they can transmit. According to the World Health Organization, mosquito bites cause the death of over 1 million people worldwide each year, largely due to malaria. With over 200 different species found across North America, these small pests can thrive in a wide range of habitats ranging from deserts to mountain meadows. Unfortunately, very few places in the world are free from mosquitoes, and Anaheim is no different. Mosquito Habitat Mosquitoes need one main thing to survive: still water. They need stagnant or slow-moving water to reproduce, but can use as little as half an inch to lay eggs. For that reason, mosquitoes are very common in wet environments like lakes, ponds, or marshlands. These insects also frequently infest properties that collect a lot of water. Landscaping features, bird baths, kiddie pools, metal buckets, gardening tools, overflowing gutters – pretty much any item that can collect water could become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. That’s why it’s crucial for homeowners to check their property regularly for puddles or pools of water. Mosquito Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers The biggest problem with mosquitoes is that they require a blood meal before reproducing. Females will feed on humans and animals before laying eggs. Their bites are almost unnoticeable until a... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/norway-rat/ Actual Size: 16” long including the tail Characteristics: Strong bodies that can be grayish-brown, reddish-brown, or black in color. Habits: Often found in burrows near property lines, fences, or gardens. May also invade basements or crawl spaces. Also called the brown or sewer rat. Has a short, hairy tail. Builds underground burrows beneath basements and yards. Need help with Rat & Mice Removal? Norway Rats in Anaheim Norway rats, known for their sturdy build and large size, are commensal rodents found all across the United States. They rely on human habitats for shelter and food, which is why they frequently build burrows beneath our homes or in our gardens. Norway rats are more aggressive than their cousin, the roof rat, but they are just as capable of spreading serious diseases such as jaundice and rat-bite fever. These rodents are also most active just before dawn or right after sunset. Norway Rat Habitat Whether they’re in a distant field or they’re in your backyard, Norway rats usually build underground burrows that can reach up to 6. 5 feet in length. They usually build the burrows near house foundations where they can easily access our homes for food. Norway rats will eat almost anything but prefer meat, fish, nuts, and cereal grains. Indoor nests are usually found in crawl spaces or basements, though large colonies may also spread to the upper levels of a house or building. Norway Rat Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Like many other types of rodents, Norway rats are a significant problem for home and business owners. They can bite, spread harmful diseases, and cause costly property damage with their gnawing habits. While chewing through our walls, Norway rats may also expose electrical wires that can spark and cause interior walls to catch fire. Additionally, Norway rats will try to access our food, leading them to contaminate our pantries and cooking surfaces... - Published: 2021-07-27 - Modified: 2023-10-11 - URL: https://www.econexpest.com/pest-info/rodents/house-mouse/ Actual Size: 5 to 8” long including the tail Characteristics: Brown-gray or black bodies with pink feet and large ears. Habitat: When outdoors, they usually nest in trees. If they get inside, they try to find sheltered areas like wall voids, garages, or cabinets. Habits: Colonies can grow rapidly, with just 24 mice multiplying to 2,000 in a year. Known for transmitting dangerous pathogens that cause diseases like salmonella. Can visit a food source up to 200 times in just one night. Need help with Rat & Mice Removal? House Mice in Anaheim House mice are the number one rodent pest in most cities across the United States, including here in Anaheim. These pests are commensal, which means they usually rely on human habitats for shelter and food. House mice are active all year long, though they’re most likely to infiltrate homes and businesses while searching for warmth in the fall or winter. Though these rodents are small, they can cause considerable damage to your property and may endanger your health by contaminating your food sources or cooking surfaces. House Mouse Habitat If they nest outdoors, house mice usually stay in fields or beneath trees and shrubs. However, they are more likely to invade houses with ample shelter and plenty of food. Indoors, house mice are drawn to low-traffic areas like wall voids, attics, and garages. These mice usually build nests from finely shredded fibrous material like paper or cloth. Since house mice are shy and mainly active at night, most people discover an infestation after noticing droppings, gnaw marks, or rub marks. House Mouse Behaviors, Threats, or Dangers Mice may be small, but you should never ignore an infestation. Like most rodents, these pests can transmit serious diseases such as salmonella or the bubonic plague. They can visit your kitchen up to 200 times in a single night, which means they are extremely likely to contaminate your food and cooking sources with their droppings. Additionally, house mice have a habit of gnawing, which can damage your walls or...