Wintertime is almost upon us in South Texas, but you’d never know it by today’s temperature. It’s almost Thanksgiving, and we’re still in shorts and t-shirts! But what happens to cockroaches during the colder months? Believe or not, the American cockroach will still travel in...
[caption id="attachment_1486" align="alignleft" width="179"] Wipe countertops for good pest prevention![/caption] So you’re seeing ants in your kitchen. You’re not the first, and surely you won’t be the last. Ants will haunt kitchens all throughout the year, and the cooler months prove no different. So what can...
Even though it’s almost Halloween, most of South Texas is still experiencing warm 80 degree weather instead of the cool crisp days that the rest of the country is enjoying. But cooler weather will be here soon enough, and so will some changes in pest...
[caption id="attachment_1463" align="alignleft" width="163"] Cicada Killer at my home near her nest.[/caption] When people see a cicada killer for the first time, they almost have to do a double take. What in the world was that? A bird? A plane? A flying saucer? Cicada killers are...
As we all know, summertime is a very active time for pest control. Spring rains will start to flush bugs out of their hiding spots, and the heat makes all of us, including bugs, a lot more active than we are in the colder months. So...
Scorpion season is upon us in South Texas. In the San Antonio area where LoveBug Pest Control is located, scorpions are out and terrifying a lot of homeowners. In all areas that surround San Antonio, scorpions are a serious pest that we have to deal...
Summer is finally here. And so are the bugs. Recent rains are very helpful in flushing out all types of bugs … especially American Roaches. In South Texas, American roaches, which are commonly called water bugs by some folks, enjoy the freedom of coming in...
WASPS South Texas is home to many wasps species. The most common are the paper wasp, red wasp, yellow jacket, and the mud dauber. Yellow paper wasps and red wasps are not aggressive by nature unless their nest is being approached and then they will defend...
