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Kissimmee is a main city in Osceola County, Florida. Orlando is directly north, Lakeland directly west, and Rockledge (Brevard County) directly west of Kissimmee.

Basic Facts about Brevard County Termites

These silent destroyers will eat your home from the inside out.  They are endemic to all parts of Florida and the Southeast part of the nation.  Most likely they were accidentally brought over from the West Indies and have been a destructive force ever since.  The good news is that they are easily treated and […]

16 Sep
2015
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Protecting Your Fruit Trees in Melbourne, Florida

Fruit trees provide a large contribution to Florida’s economy… and to roof rats.  Our weather is perfect for growing a wide variety of fruit tree species, including citrus, peaches, fig and avocados.  It also is the prime habitat for a large variety of insects.  Both are prime food sources for this destructive species of omnivorous […]

04 Aug
2015
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Getting rid of fleas

With the advent of warmer weather, people and their pets are getting outside more than they did in the winter.  Although this usually means fun in the sun, it’s also the time that a flea infestation can become quite visible.  But don’t let fleas get you down this summer – take some preventative measures to […]

20 May
2015
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Update on the Otters

In February, it hit the news.   Three otter pups were found abandoned, starving and in need of help in Clearwater.   Two were found in a parking lot for an apartment and were unresponsive at first.  They were named Audi and Bentley.  The third, dubbed Camino was found under a bridge and was shivering from cold. […]

30 Mar
2015
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Praying Mantis

Several years ago, Florida Marlins’ outfielder Logan Morrison was attacked by a praying mantis.  His reaction was priceless.  He jumped backwards, rubbed up against others and wiggled around until it flew off.  The announcers, his teammates and the fans all had a few good laughs at his expense.  Yet his reaction was probably more subdued […]

27 Mar
2015
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Does Florida have Zombie Ants?

No – this is not a new Halloween story.  However, it is a story about the living dead.  Well – in a way.  It’s a story about ants that are turned into zombies before dying a horrible death away from the colony.  Yes – these zombie ants do exist and they are in Florida. What […]

16 Mar
2015
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Burmese Pythons

History Burmese pythons are not native to Florida. In fact, they’re not native to the United States at all.  Burmese pythons, as the name suggests, are from Southeast Asia (which includes Burma).  They were first noticed in the Everglades in the 1980’s. It is thought that these animals were introduced into the wilds of Florida […]

02 Mar
2015
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What is the kudzu bug?

In 2009, the United States welcomed a new type of bug within our borders – the kudzu bug.  These bugs love to feast on the dreaded kudzu plant.  If you are unaware of what the kudzu plant is, it is a species of plant that is extremely invasive.  If left unchecked, the hardy kudzu plant […]

14 Jan
2015
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Where have all the butterflies gone?

We’ve seen lots of stories in the news lately decrying the dwindling honeybee population.  Although this is an important topic, what’s less well known and discussed is that the once populous Monarch butterfly has also seen a drastic drop in their numbers. During autumn, the brightly colored Monarch butterfly migrates from the cold northern regions […]

13 Jan
2015
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For Floridians – what does a wetter winter mean?

Rumor and the TV weather-people tell us that El Nino is on the way this winter.  El Nino brings with it a wetter winter with some milder temperatures at the beginning of the winter.  If this is true, the combination of warmth and wetness may bring a higher incidence of ants, termites, cockroaches and mosquitoes. […]

05 Dec
2014
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