Along with many other insects and wildlife that invade Australian households are destructive termites or termed as the “white ants.”
Like most pests, termites also remain active throughout the year. Though cold temperatures starting by the end of autumn and during winter may somewhat alter their behaviour. They will move their way deeper into the ground to get access to the available warmth underground.
Egg production continues, but a little steady this time compared to the growing population during the warm months….
Birds are beautiful animals in Australia, but they can also be quite a pain when they start nesting on roofs and gathering in such noisy flocks.
Summer might be over, but if you thought you were finally relieved from pests, you’re wrong. Even as days are starting to cool, pests remain unstoppable, also become more aggressive as the cold, harsh winter season is ahead. The beginning of the autumn season might only be another time to battle with pests.
Autumn is finally here. It is lovely seeing nature’s beautiful transition with trees changing from lush green to brown. However, what might be scenic for most of us turns out as well the time to be extra watchful of invading pests.
Pest infestation happens when there is access: possible entry points that allow pests to sneak in. Along with it is the possible attraction from available resources such as food, water, moisture, and even humidity. These resources are essential upon the reproduction of …
Fleas are a common problem for all pet owners. The sight of these pesky, creepy crawlies in your pets is enough to make our skin crawl.
According to the World Economic Forum, 15 of the hottest places on Earth are in Australia as of January 2019. Fruits are burning to crisp from the outside, and more and more areas are greatly affected by this so-called heatwave. This phenomenon is not just the thing that we should worry about – hot weathers signify a more intense pest infestation.
Aphids are tiny and can camouflage to their surrounding, making them almost invisible to the naked eye. Species may range from white, black, brown, yellow, green, red, to pink. There are some that also come in a wooly coating.
Pest infestations are at its worst during summer in Australia – probably not much what everyone wants to experience.
For Australians, summer means more than just hot sunny weather and barbeque parties. It also signifies a big season for snakes in general.