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Meet the Twins
One thing we really pride ourselves on here at Arizona Bug Company is our ability to create some of the nicest spray equipment around. My…
Vesper bats in Arizona
Vesper bats are the common bats we see flying at dusk in Arizona. They are insectivores that use echolocation to hunt. It is quite…
Swarming Subterranean Termites in Sedona
While working in Sedona Arizona this past week during the monsoon season we came across these subterranean termites swarming out of the ground to take…
Blister Beetle
Blister beetles get their name because of they have a defensive secretion made up of cantharidin. There are over 7000 species.
Black Widow Spider
My experience with the Black Widow has been – if you give her space she will run and hide from you.
Paper Wasp
The Paper Wasp is a social insect with annual nests. The queen builds a nest using chewed wood pulp.
Banded Alder Borer Beetle
Living in the high desert of Arizona you come across some strange insects. This fun looking insect is called the Banded Alder Borer Beetle.
Ladybug Larva
Farmers named the beetles “the Beetles of our lady” and they later became known as ladybugs.
Bees in the Springtime
As we start to get into the full swing of spring, it’s a good time to walk around our homes and check for hidden dangers such as beehives.
Rodents Accessing a Crawl Space in Sedona
Rodents can access your home through the smallest of openings and will often nest in areas they find as shelter.