Insects

Camel Crickets

Camel Crickets in Your Home

What are camel crickets? Most types of camel crickets have a place with the variety Ceuthophilus (Figure 4). This name portrays their humpbacked appearance when seen from the side. They have jumping rear legs and long antennae most crickets, yet they are wingless as can’t make a chirping noise The coloring on their bodies differs

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Cicadas in Kansas City

Cicadas surviving in Rain?

Can Cicadas Survive The Rain? Cicadas are coming out of their 15-to-17-year hibernation form underground, notably in the eastern part of the US and Midwest.  Cicadas can be damaging to plants and other vegetation dear to us. Can something as simple as rains slow them down? If 2020 wasn’t bad enough, dig this name.  Brood

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Centipedes in my Home

House Centipedes in Kansas City

Controlling House Centipedes Appearance What Do They Look Like? Size: House centipedes have long, flattened bodies, which can measure as long as 1-1/2 inches long Color: The body is a yellowish-brown with three dark stripes running along the top of the body with lighter shading between them. Eyes: They have large, well-developed eyes. Legs: The arthropods have 15 segments,

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