MERSEYPEST - Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral, Warrington and Chester
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral, Warrington and Chester
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral, Warrington and Chester.
Rats have been plaguing a row of houses in Kensington. Multiple rat holes have appeared almost overnight in shed doors and under back gates leading to the rear alleys. Baits placed in areas of high activity followed by careful monitoring will control them.
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Flying ants emerging to breed. On certain days ant colonies erupt with flying ants. The ants fly up in to the sky to find other flying ants from other nests to breed with. This is a way of ensuring the best possible mix of genes. The ants breed in the air. Shortly after the male dies and the female snips her own wings off and digs in to the ground. A new nest will soon blossom and has the capability of lasting 10 years.
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in Utility Room
More wasps. This time the customer had been having her utility room fill with them as there was a hole in the internal part of the ceiling allowing wasps to become trapped. Luckily she had not been stung.
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German cockroaches from a house in Dingle. They were living in the fridge motor, heating ducting and the boiler. They love warm places and thrive if untreated. This house had hundreds of them. Using a residual contact insecticide we soon got on top of the problem.
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fused Wasps
A wasp nest in a house in the Wirral. With the 2 entrance holes treated the wasps outside cant find the holes so they don’t reenter the nest but walk up the wall to the window ledge.
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A customers wasp nest from inside an air vent in her house. She very bravely took off the cover to take this photo. She also took the second photo of the nest being treated.
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Today was one of the flying ant days. Hundreds of nests across the region all send their flying ants in to the air to breed at the same time. This gives all the ants the best genetic mix possible. Unfortunately for the people who have nests under or semi under their house the emerging flying ants come out in to the living spaces. These ants came up behind the fridge.
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