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Some people are such gross animals.

https://www.pests.org/2019-tick-forecast/

I don't think they'd use the stuffing in the tubes to nest with.

Caveat: They work for Black-Legged ticks and other species that use small rodents for intermediate hosts, but aren't likely to make a big difference in populations of Lone Star ticks, since they don't bite rodents nearly as much.

They come highly recommended from me. They're not new, they've been around for quite a while.

Let's hope you don't ever see a pandemic. But I assure you, it's different in NY.

I don't want to know why you think it is, but I will say this: My friend died of COVID-19. He was here, and now he's gone. His name was George Ross, he was a brilliant photographer and artist. https://www.georgerossphotographs.com/ My nephew is an ER physician at Yale New Haven Hospital. Every...

I've had to do the same. I waited 5 days to get a place in line though. I finally got one this afternoon. I can pick up my groceries on Thursday.

So many people! I would like to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and say they're all staying away from each other.

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It's awesome that I see so many adults with braces now that I've been noticing. I need some pretty hefty surgery to fix an issue I've had all of my life, and the braces are part of it. I kind of like them. They're, I dunno. Youthful? :)

I am too old to be savvy to these things so I started to create one and never finished, and somehow it finished itself. It now has braces since I just got them. It's maybe a little bit creepy.

People ask me that question all. The. Time. Permethrin is great because it's a repellent AND an acaricide/insecticide. It prevents bugs and ticks from getting on you in the first place. Those topical or oral treatments for dogs and cats generally aren't repellents (the ones that are contain...

Theyyyyyyyre heeeeeeere!

The lone star ticks are due any second--adults, not the billions of larvae, those will start appearing in late summer. Also now, the black-legged nymphs are out in force. Brace yourselves.

Do tell!

So unsettling.

While you can find representatives all year, yes, they have different timelines for different species.

August is the peak season for lone star tick larvae.