Doodle bugs, the common name for the larval stage of antlions, are one of nature’s most curious and resourceful creatures. Known for their intricate cone-shaped traps in sandy soil, these small yet mighty insects have fascinated entomologists and casual observers
Rice Weevils In Jasper? No Way!
Rice weevils are small, yet significant pests that pose a threat to stored grains, particularly rice, but also affecting other cereals like wheat, corn, and barley. Understanding their biology, behavior, and effective control measures is crucial for protecting food supplies
Argentine Ants
Unfortunately, Argentine ants are particularly resilient and will often re-infest quickly after being eliminated due to their fast rate of reproduction.
Carpenter Ants
Considered mild wood-destroying organisms, black carpenter ants chew out damp or rotten wood to make nest sites.
Springtime Pests
While pest problems are a fact of life in north Georgia year-round, springtime brings an influx of pest problems.
Odorous House Ants
Commonly known as sugar ants, stink ants, or coconut ants, odorous house ants get their name from the strong, coconut-like smell they release when disturbed or crushed.
Fire Ants
Given to building their mounds in lawns, parks, cemeteries, athletic fields and similar areas, the fire ant is often in direct conflict with people, coupled with its aggressive stinging behavior makes this species intolerable in most situations.
