•Exterior Pests Lawn and Garden Mug-A-Blog Occasional Invaders
Ready for the invasion? Miller Moth Season in Colorado
The migration flight most commonly starts in mid-May until early June. While the entire migration may last up to six...
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The migration flight most commonly starts in mid-May until early June. While the entire migration may last up to six...
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Likely the most damaging of insects in relation to potatoes, the Colorado potato potato beetle can, if left untreated, completely...
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Solitary creatures of the underground world, eastern moles are the only mole species that inhabits Colorado. Activity is primarily restricted...
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Although four species of pocket gophers are found throughout Colorado, the primary species of concern in the Colorado Springs and...
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Although 8 species of voles inhabit the state of Colorado, the primary activity along the Front Range and south central...
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A very common garden and landscape pest, aphids are small, soft-bodied insects less than 1/8” in length. While a majority...
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One of three turf damaging mites in Colorado, clover mites are frequent nuisances inside of structures as well. Typically entering...
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Earwigs are commonly known as pincher bugs due to their forceps-like appendages that protrude from the tail end of their...
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Colorado is home to approximately twenty-five species of centipedes. Of these species, house centipedes and giant desert centipedes tend to...
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