Swoboda Posts Tagged ‘snakes’
September Pest Outlook Bryan, Texas
The pest outlook for Bryan and College Station remains the same. We expect an increase in pest service calls due to the influx of students in August. Outside of that, we expect that rodents, wasps, flies, and indoor pests such as fleas (and potentially even bed bugs!) to be high on the list of service […]
3 Summer Pests You’re Likely Dealing With Now
It’s not even summer yet and many Bryan and College Station property and business owners are knee deep in pest problems. This blog looks at three of the most common summer pests and gives a little advice on how to control them now. Wasps – There are many types of wasps around Bryan and College […]
What To Do If There Is A SNAKE In Your Yard?
What should you do if you see a snake in your yard? Even baby rattlesnakes and other vipers are dangerous. In fact, a baby viper is more apt to inject more venom than that of most adult vipers. The good news about snakes is that most of the species found around Bryan and College Station […]
Rattlesnakes of Brazos County, Texas
All this nice warm weather has the snakes active, even with the scattered showers. Around the Bryan and College station area is very possible to encounter rattlesnakes. The local area is native habitat for the Western diamondback rattlesnake, the Timer rattlesnake, and the Western Pygmy rattlesnake. In fact, Brazos County is home to seven very […]
What to Expect from Fall Pests in Bryan
The mild temperatures and the rain cause pests to look for shelter. One of the keys factors in the increase in biting flies is a drop or rise in pressure caused by approaching storms. Spiders, scorpions, mice and other ground dwelling pests begin to seek out shelter when the rains start. Squirrels and raccoons are […]
Safe Snake Removal in Bryan, Texas
Texas has 34 species of snakes, and all of them provide a highly beneficial role to homeowners and property owners throughout the Bryan, Texas community. Of all the snake species that live in Texas, only four of those are venomous. Those are: Western Diamondback Rattle Snake Water Moccasin or Cotton Mouth Coral Snake – Is […]
