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Raccoons are opportunistic omnivores that can be found in urban and rural areas. This raccoon found some food in an open garbage can. For more information on raccoons: www.nysipm.cornell.edu/publications/beasts/default.asp
Mr. Sohel Ahmad from the entomology unit at seibersdorf checking olive fruit fly larvae in the cellulose diet. (Entomology Unit, Seibersdorf, Austria, 2 June 2006)
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Citronella ants carefully tend root aphids. Why do they do this? Root aphids feed on sugary sap of the roots of trees and shrubs and excrete (poop) sugar! Learn more about these ants from our friends at Penn State: ento.psu.edu/extension/factsheets/citronella-ants
Raccoons are opportunistic omnivores that can be found in urban and rural areas. This raccoon was looking for a meal in an open garbage can. For more information on raccoons: www.nysipm.cornell.edu/publications/beasts/default.asp
Culex pipiens, the most common mosquito around the home and around the world, is the primary carrier of encephalitis viruses. It has a very small home range and usually does not fly more than 300 feet from a breeding site. Because this mosquito breeds in small pools of standing water containing leaves or other debris, backyards can be the perfect habitat
A yellowjacket queen started this nest inside my backyard beehive. I removed it and haven't seen the queen at all. We wonder what the bees thought of this!
Mr. Sohel Ahmad from the entomology unit at seibersdorf checking olive fruit fly larvae for quality control. (Entomology Unit, Seibersdorf, Austria, 2 June 2006)
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
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The Toadflax Brocade Moth (Calophasia lunula) is native to Europe but was intentionally introduced to North America in the 1960s in attempt to control yellow toadflax (Linaria vulgaris) and dalmatian toadflax (Linaria genistifolia ssp. dalmatica) in places where these exotic plants are considered noxious weeds.
I saw this caterpillar on a wooden post and watched for over an hour as it built a cocoon by chewing up pieces of wood and placing the chewed wood around itself until it was completely enclosed.
Seasonal items tucked behind sheds will fill with water and provide mosquito habitat. Fight the bite, dump the water and store equipment in dry places! For more information about mosquito management, see: "What's all the buzz about mosquitoes?" at: hdl.handle.net/1813/43851
Baits used on rodent snap traps can sometimes provide food for other pests, such as ants or cockroaches. Consider using nesting material such as string as a bait: www.flickr.com/photos/99758165@N06/14745901126/in/set-721...
(Megacopta cribraria) The kudzu bug is a pest of soybean and other legumes. Its primary host is the invasive vine, kudzu, which was introduced to the US in 1876 for control of soil erosion.
Head boards with textured material and gaps are ideal for bed bugs. This head board demonstrates a black fecal stain and two bugs (in the gap). For more information about bed bug biology and control visit our page: nysipm.cornell.edu/whats-bugging-you/bed-bugs
Fireplace surrounds are still quite ornate today, but are cheaper and suitable in modern designs and surroundings. Purchasing a surround that fits in with your fireplace needs is invariable accessible. Always remember that what you need in your surround is more important that what you find more attractive.
I saw a pair of these being used to scare pigeons away from St Paul's Cathedral. I think it's a Harris Hawk.
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Pink snow mold (Fusarium nivale) and speckled snow mold (Typhula species) are the two main fungi that cause this disease. Pink snow mold is by far more common than speckled snow mold. Fusarium infects and survives on living plants as conidia or mycelium. Typhula over-winters as sclerotia in plant debris or soil. When the spores of speckled snow mold or pink snow mold germinate they infect the leaves of the plant. The older leaves that touch the soil surface under the snow canopy are first infected. The crowns may or may not become infected. Fungi under the canopy of snow will continue to develop eventually producing conidia or sclerotia. The disease is most aggressive at temperatures that are slightly above freezing. Many times snow mold occurs in patches in the field after the snow melts. You will observe a fungal mass on the leaves that appears pinkish, whitish or gray. Many times the leaves will have brown-black fungal bodies which are called sclerotia. The leaves could be partly or entirely killed. If snow mold infects the crown it will kill the plant. If the crown is not infected most likely new leaves will grow back and the plant should produce grain.by Ken Wise
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Digger bees are pollinators active in early spring. Each female makes a burrow in sandy or bare soil, and will provide her egg with a pollen ball. These bees are generally harmless, but you can discourage them from nesting in an area by overseeding with grass.
Mass trappings are sometimes used to crash rodent populations. These can be particularly effective when combined with efforts to eliminate food sources through sanitation and harborage areas through exclusion. This NYC alley provided food in the form or garbage at the end of the alley, and shelter in the stone foundation. For more information on rodents: www.nysipm.cornell.edu/whats_bugging_you/rodents/default.asp
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Signed and numbered 52/299 in pencil, published by Pictures on Walls, London (with their blindstamp), with the accompanying certificate of authenticity issued by Pest Control, framed.
Clothes moths feed on products of animal origin that contain keratin. Therefore, clothes made of synthetic materials are not likely to be damaged by clothes moth, unless soiled with human sweat. This hole in a T-Shirt likely resulted from laundering practices, manufacturer defects, or getting caught on something sharp.
BMSB is an overwintering pest that enters buildings in the fall through cracks and crevices around windows and doors. On warm days the bug is attracted to windows and lights. For information on keeping BMSB out: www.nysipm.cornell.edu/buildings/prezis/BMSB_prezi.asp
Cellophane bees are pollinators active in early spring. Each female makes a burrow in sandy or bare soil, and will provide her egg with a pollen ball. These bees are generally harmless, but you can discourage them from nesting in an area by overseeding with grass or a groundcover planting.
Lady farmers hand weeding an upland rice field in Laos.
Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute.
ALB is 1 to 1.5 inches long, shiny black with white spots. When adult females prepare a site to lay eggs, she will chew 35-90 oval depressions (oviposition sites), and will deposit one egg below the bark at each site. For more information: asianlonghornedbeetle.com/spot-it/
Dandelion—a perennial composite weed that reproduces by wind-blown seed and is easily recognized by its bright yellow
flowers in late spring and summer. For more information, visit turfweeds.cals.cornell.edu/plant/identify/173.
Mosquito emerging from a pupal case in a shallow pool of water. Eliminate standing water to reduce mosquito populations. For more information, see: "What's all the buzz about mosquitoes?" at: hdl.handle.net/1813/43851
Yellowjackets are stinging insects that will defend their nest when threatened. Because of the location of this nest and the fact that one individual was already stung several times, yellowjackets were removed using a vacuum while wearing a bee suit. The nest was then harvested and placed in a sealed container. This treatment removed the threat of yellowjackets without the use of pesticides.
For more information about yellowjacket biology and management see: nysipm.cornell.edu/whats-bugging-you/stinging-insects/yel...
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Norway rats have a home range of 90 to 450 feet (27 to 137 meters). When food and shelter are nearby home ranges are shorter.
To learn more about rodent control, see our "Mice and Rats" webpage: nysipm.cornell.edu/whats-bugging-you/rodents/
Cicada Killer Wasps are large insects (1.5 inches) that are present in summer months. Female wasps are solitary, each digging their own burrow in bare/open soil. Male wasps will guard a female nest and chase other wasps and humans that approach. Fortunately they cannot sting. Female wasps are beneficial by reducing cicada populations, which they provide to their larvae as food.
To learn more about cicada killer wasps see: nysipm.cornell.edu/whats-bugging-you/stinging-insects/cic...
Field horsetail. Equisetum arvense - whole plant. For more information on identification and control, visit turfweeds.cals.cornell.edu/plant/identify/259.
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Description: Professional Services is a broad category that covers everything from accountants to plumbers, lawyers to mechanics, and electricians to maids. If you are looking for a service provider in your area, you’ve come to the right place.
Keywords: Accountants, CPA, advertising, marketing, air conditioning, air duct cleaner, alterations, tailors, appliance repair, architects, engineers, towing, auto repair and parts, bank, bookkeeping, cemetary, funeral homes, counseling, dry cleaners, electronics repair, financial planner, home remodeling, insurance, landscape design, law firm, pest control, printing services, security monitoring, tech support, web design, roofing, Texas, Houston, El Paso, Canton, Denton, San Antonio, DFW, Waco, Laredo, South Padre
This is a screenshot from a page on the Best of Texas web project that I am working on. I'm using this for personal record-keeping. Since these are from a public internet, there's no reason why anyone wouldn't be able to use them so consider these photos to be licensed under a creative commons, share-alike license for non-commercial purposes. Feel fee to use them but please give credit to Best of Texas and link back to the Best of Texas website at www.bestoftexas.com/
Rats burrow in the soil and can be found in rural areas such as farms or urban areas such as city parks.
Photo by Matt Frye, NYSIPM
To learn more about rodent control, see our "Mice and Rats" webpage: nysipm.cornell.edu/whats-bugging-you/rodents/