Native Honey Bees or “Killer Bees”?
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Texas Scorpions
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Native Honey Bees or “Killer Bees”?
How about these relentless cold fronts? Every time it seems we’ll be moving into our very brief Central Texas Springtime, and then right on into the Heat of the Hill Country Summer we get blasted by yet another Northern. In the realm of Pest Control these strange weather patterns equal some confused bugs, and possibly some confused Pest Control Customers.
Well folks as the old saying goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”, the same rings very true for pest control. The critters are doing the same things that we are in these crazy weather patterns. When the sun is out, so are we, and just like the bugs when the weather deteriorates, we seek the comforts of home. This should not mean out of sight out of mind. Now is the time for preventative measures, instead of waiting till the rascals show up in full force to complicate your life and your pocket book!
Call today (830)-660-1928 for same day service and free estimates. Or email chris@cppestcontrol.com or kip@cppestcontrol.com
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After every hurtle imaginable, Central Premier Pest Control is here to stay!
Our goal is to offer the community all facets of Pest Control at an affordable price. With same day service, and free estimates, why wouldn’t you call?
Visit our website at www.cppestcontrol.com or email Chris@cppestcontrol.com or Kip@cppestcontrol.com .
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This is a striped barked scorpion, very common to Texas. All scorpions illuminate this way under a black light. No one is sure if this trait serves any purpose for the scorpion but it is pretty cool!