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Carpenter Ant

Carpenter Ant

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Spider

Spider

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Box Elder Bug

Box Elder Bug

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Earwig

Earwig

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Asian Lady Beetle

Asian Lady Beetle

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Occasional Invaders

Occasional Invaders

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German Cockroach

German Cockroach

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Bumble Bee

Bumble Bee

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Yellow Jacket

Yellow Jacket

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Mouse

Mouse

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Mole

Mole

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Fruit Flies

Fruit Flies

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Pavement Ant

Pavement Ant

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Paper Wasps

Paper Wasps

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Box Elder Bug

Box Elder Bug

Box elder bugs become pests in the fall when they congregate on buildings searching for winter harborage. Large numbers can find their way into walls or around windows and doors. On warm sunny days during the winter, they will become active and find their way inside. Some people can develop allergies to them. Box elder bugs are easiest to control outside in the fall before they get in. Spraying soapy water on them is a home remedy but there is no residual effect so you must contact every bug and repeat the application continually. We recommend our Fall Invasion Treatment or we provide this service under our Home Protection Program.

Boxelder Bugs - University of Minnesota

Describes habits of boxelder bugs and methods of control. Includes color photos. For anyone concerned about boxelder bugs.
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