by Eco Care | Jul 7, 2015
When summer arrives in Maryland, wasp and hornet sightings become commonplace. Although you try to avoid these stinging insects, occasional run-ins are inevitable. European Hornets and Bald Faced Hornets In Maryland, you’ll find only one common type of hornet:...
by Eco Care | Jul 1, 2015
Nobody likes being stung by an insect. In most cases, a sting causes localized pain, swelling and itching. A few individuals will go into anaphylactic shock as a result of a sting, a life-threatening reaction that requires immediate medical aid. Types of Stinging...
by Eco Care | May 19, 2015
Carpenter Bees in Maryland Homeowners often notice 1/2 inch holes in their homes, facia boards, decks, railings and outbuildings before they see the carpenter bees that constructed the caverns. Carpenter bees measure approximately 1/2 to 1 inch in length, and their...
by Eco Care | May 12, 2015
Ticks in Maryland They’re small, slow-moving and well-camouflaged, but their bites can pack a devastating punch. They’re ticks, and they’re to blame for 10 major diseases across the United States, including anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever,...
by Eco Care | May 11, 2015
There are thousands of species of mosquitoes on the planet Only about 150 of those species are within the US and about 59 can call Maryland their home. Breeds of mosquitoes vary around Maryland and not all of the species can be found in one place. The mosquitoes from...
by Eco Care | May 6, 2015
How To Identity And Protect Your Home From Carpenter Ants Carpenter ants are some of the largest ants in the United States. They range in size from 3.4 to 13 mm in length. Most carpenter ants are black, but some species can be reddish. They make their homes in rotting...
