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The female carpenter bee makes a 3/8 inch hole into the wood and then makes a right turn and goes along the grain of the wood about 6 inches and she lays approximately six eggs.... [Read More]

If you come across these insect-made tubes, it’s a major sign you have termite infestation. Subterranean termite tubes offer shelter and hold moisture. The tubes protect the termites from predators. The tubes also hold moisture and prevents them from... [Read More]

Springtime is when raccoons give birth…and with raccoon jobs this time of year there are usually babies.This mother raccoon was seen out during the day which means she’s probably putting in extra time to find food... [Read More]

Yikes! Evidence of mouse activity! Paper glue boards are great to monitor for insects, however they’re not a great idea for mice as shown in this picture where the mouse just chew the paper.  If... [Read More]

How will you know whether bats have gotten into your attic without actually seeing or hearing them? Bat droppings are often the the most noticable evidence that they’re getting in your attic. If you think you... [Read More]

EPM bringing you some fun facts about you know what….SQUIRRELS! 🐿  Gray squirrels are active during the day, they eat nuts and seeds and live about five years in the wild. These critters mate in... [Read More]

When structural damage becomes apparent – it usually is the result of years of infestation. Most damage is in basements and foundation timber just above the foundation walls. Outside, it is important to inspect wooden... [Read More]

To avoid serious injury and disease – it is best to let a professional, licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator handle pest problems. The State of Connecticut has certain guidelines and regulations when it comes to... [Read More]

The key to resolving any fly problem is identification. Once the fly is identified, the source of the infestation must be addressed. One thing that most flies have in common is they feed or breed... [Read More]