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American cockroach
Reddish-brown nocturnal bug. Largest household roach in U.S.A. Found anywhere in a home, pollutes foods and carries disease.
German cockroach
Light brown with two dark stripes on its back. Usually found in kitchens, it is a prolific breeder very hard to control. Pollutes food, causes foul odors, stains.
Oriental roach
A black or brown roach that seeks for dark, damp places lake basements and crawl spaces. Food pollutant disease carrier.
Bed Bug
Increasingly common reddish-Brown blood feeders. Carried in on clothing and luggage to infest mattresses and bed frames. Bites can cause itchy welts but not known to spread disease.
Flea
Brown or black iin color, this prolific breeder feeds on the blood of hosts like dogs, cats, birds, humans, etc. Bites can cause itching and even parasites like tapeworms. Can infest clothing and furniture.ood pollutant disease carrier.
House cricket
Nocturnal insect mainly found in dark, damp or warm areas of the home. They will eat almost anything they can chew from rugs, drapes, and even clothing.
Silverfish
Common pest with long antennae and shiny silver scales, feeds on anything that contains cellulose, starches or vegetable-based material. Damages fabrics, books, paper and wallpaper.
Black widow spider
Shiny black body with red markings underneath (only female ). One of the most poisonus spiders in North America, its painful bite is dangerous to children and the elderly. Mainly hides in lower places in firewood, garages and under furniture.
Brown recluse spider
Light brown with darker brown violin-shaped marking on back, its bite can cause a painful ulcerous sore, requiring medical attention. Found in dark areas including closets and clothing.
Argentine ant
Dark ant native from Northern Argentina about 3 millimetres long and can easily squeeze through cracks and holes 1 millimetre in size. Feeds on sugar, meats, plant juices, almost in everything.
Termite
Social insects that eat a mixture of plants, grasses and woods and some termites are known to pose a major problem to wooden houses as they eat their way through the wood, often causing structural damage..
Honey Bee
The honey bee is a small sized bee that inhabiting quiet forests, jungles, meadows and gardens all all over the world.Honey bees are known to play a valuable part in the eco-system as around 1/3 of what humans eat is pollinated by bees.
Wasp
The wasp is medium sized flying insect known for its black and yellow markings. Most commonly known for its poisonous sting, that if a human is stung can often swell into a painful lump that takes a few days to soothe.
House mouse
Black dusty gray with small head and body. Feeds mainly on grains, cereals, meats, fish, etc.
Roof rat
Dark gray in color with thin body and pointed nose. Nests in trees/rooftops, feeds on fruits, vegetables, seeds, grains, etc.
Norway rat
It has a thick body, blunt nose, brownish red in color. Nests mainly on burrows, 100-150 ft. from food and water, feeds on meats, fish, grains, almost anything.
Pocket Gopher
Usually called gophers, are burrowing rodents with external cheek pouches, or pockets, they use for carrying food and nesting materials. Pocket gophers are well equipped for a digging, tunneling lifestyle with their powerfully built forequarters; large-clawed front paws; small eyes and ears; and highly sensitive facial whiskers that assist with moving about in the dark.
