Brown Widow Spider
Brown Widow Spiders in The brown widow spider came to the U.S. through the state of Florida in the 1990s. They are also known as cobweb spiders because of their irregular webs. The brown widow is similar to the black widow spider, but the hourglass of the black widow is bright red while the brown […]
House Spider
House Spiders in The most commonly seen spider in North America is known as the common or domestic house spider. The spider is frequently encountered indoors and is considered a nuisance pest primarily due to its webs. The crisscrossing strands of sticky and silky webbing are referred to as a cobweb and they are usually […]
Giant House Spider
Giant House Spiders in The giant house spider was originally thought to be venomous, but after research, it was discovered that they have little to no venom. The giant house spider is usually found in the corners of dark rooms, barns, storage sheds, fences, bridges, and other structures. Their funnel web is constructed in corners […]
Roof Rat
Roof Rats in Roof rats are a significant pest problem in the Southeast and the West Coast states of Oregon, Washington, and California. Like many other rodents, roof rats are commensal and rely on human habitats for food, shelter, and survival. When these rodents invade homes, they prefer living up high, typically nesting in attics, […]
Pack Rat
Pack Rats in Pack rats, known for their solitary and nocturnal nature, are found throughout most of North America, particularly in the deserts and highlands of the western United States. They are often attracted to shiny items they find interesting. When encountering objects like bullet casings, coins, soda can tabs, or jewelry, pack rats carry […]
Norway Rat
Norway Rats in Norway rats have stocky, heavy bodies; compared to their cousins, the roof rat and black rat, they are bigger and more aggressive. They can be found throughout the United States and are known as commensal rodents, meaning they live near and depend on humans for survival. The Norway rat has a diverse […]
Meadow Vole
Meadow Voles in The meadow vole, commonly known as the “meadow mouse” or “field mouse,” is widely spread across North America. They look similar to rats and mice but have shorter tails and thick, cylindrical bodies. Meadow voles are not typically found in homes or structures as they are poor climbers, preferring to spend their […]
House Mouse
House Mice in The house mouse is the most common rodent pest found in homes across the United States. They are commensal rodents, meaning they are typically found living in close proximity to humans, relying on human habitats for both shelter and food. Thriving and active year-round, house mice can be found in homes, commercial […]
Deer Mouse
Deer Mice in Deer mice, commonly known as field mice or white-footed mice, are found in most regions across North America, including woodlands and desert areas. Although they prefer living outdoors in rural areas, they can also occasionally be found in homes. They are a common pest in agricultural areas but may seek shelter in […]