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We are finally enjoying the warmer weather; longer evenings, drinks in the garden, and….flies? Yes, sadly, the warmer weather does bring a few problems with it. One of which is the irritating increase of bugs and flying insects.
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Flying insects enjoy decaying organic matter as their favoured source of food. As rotting plant and animal waste can carry parasites, bacteria, and pathogens which are harmful to human health and safety, it is important to ensure you have a...
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The humble bumble bee has received a great deal of media buzz in recent years due to their declining numbers. Keep on reading to find out how you can safely remove bumble bees
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For many people, one of the most unwelcome sights of summer is the return of wasps. Wasps have gained a reputation for their multiple painful stings, which can be fatal if you are allergic. This news article informs you as to what are the best...
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Bird mite infestations can be difficult to manage and emotionally stressful for home and business owners. Whilst bird infestation considerations including property damage and health concerns, are troubling enough, there is also the additional...
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Carpet beetle larvae are considered the number one textile pest in the UK. They create so much damage as they feed on proteins, known as keratin, in natural fibres of animal origin such as wool, hair, leather, feathers and silk. This can lead to...
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Bees are one of the most important groups of pollinators across the globe. The European Red List for bees has reported that nearly one in ten species of wild bee are faced with extinction. Around 75% of our food crops rely on such...
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Badgers (Meles meles) may be one of the animals that find their way into our hearts when we are young via literature; think Mr Badger in The Wind and the Willows and Beatrix Potter’s Tommy Brock. However, these iconic black and white stripe faced...
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Starlings (Sturnus Vulgaris) are probably most famous for their murmurations, when thousands of birds swoop and dive in unison, creating an amazing sight to behold. However, the large numbers in which these birds flock and roost are the very...
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The house martin (Delichon urbicum) gained its name due to its tendency to build nests in the eaves of houses. They can be a welcome sight indicating the return of summer; however, they can sometimes be problematic. Whilst house martins do not...
Read moreBees are an essential part of the ecosystem of our planet. For plants and crops to reproduce, they require pollination, a job beautifully carried out by bees. This is important for the production of the food we eat directly, and for food...
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You’re in your kitchen, about to prepare a romantic Valentine’s Day meal when you catch sight of…an ant? At this time of year?
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