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Natural Enimies of InsectsPOSTED: June 1, 2009 2:42 pm America/Chicago That insects have a host of natural enemies which constantly prey on them is as certainty. If it were not so, and if our pests reached the full limit of their powers of multiplication unchecked, there would shortly be no living plant left on the face of the earth, and no trace of animal life. Insects possess preeminently the ability to multiply rapidly and to spread widely. Therefore it has been computed that the progeny of one plant louse in a single season, if allowed to multiply at the maximum rate and if none suffered accidental death, would make a mass of matter equal in weight to that of the earth.
Among the higher animals that destroy noxious insects birds are entitled undoubtedly to first rank. Few of us appreciate their services. Scores of species depend largely on insects for their food during a part of the year, if not throughout all of it. Among our best friends are the swallows, chickadees, cuckoos, the kingbird, catbird, robin, bluebird, and the woodpeckers; but this list is merely suggestive.
Birds are peculiarly fitted for dealing with outbreaks of injurious insects. Possessed of the power of flight they can flock to places where insect pests that they enjoy are in abundance. At the same time they are not bound to maintain a species at reasonable abundance in order to protect their source of food and keep it from disappearing entirely, as is the case with many insect parasites.
Toads are entitled to prominent rank as destroyers of insects. The number of specimens consumed by them in a season is enormous. Other animals that live on insects to a considerable extent are skunks, moles, and field mice.
Efficient enemies of aquatic insects, or such as spend part of their life beneath the water, are various species of fishes.
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The Yellowjacket Expert Llc
95 Burwell Rd
New Hartford, CT 06057
(860) 379-6078
All-natural removal of yellow jackets, hornets, wasps, and bees. Removal and relocation of honeybees. We never use pesticides, poisons, or chemicals. See my website www.TheYellowJacketExpert.com
Abolish Pest Control
P.o. Box 630097
Simi Valley, CA 93063
(877) 4Ab-olis
Abolishpestcontrol.com
Abolish Pest Control is a Wildlife Control and Pest Control Expert. We cover everything and professionally from Insects to birds and animals. The only thing we do not do is termites. Our Service Area extends from Southern California to all of California for larger jobs.
Arizona Pest Control Co
1127 N Rook Ave
Tucson, AZ 85712
(520) 886-7378
PestControl, Termite Control, Bee Control, Free Pest Inspections. Sierra Vista, Vail, Tucson, Green Valley, Maricopa County, Cochise County.
Spectrum Pest Control
Po Box 931
Butler, PA 16003
(888) 285-1950
www.spectrumpestcontrolinc.com
Our Company is a locally owned and operated company providing pest control services to Western Pennsylvania . There is no one interior or exterior pest control program that fits all homes or all homeowners. At Spectrum Pest Control Inc., we believe that a pest control company must be flexible enough to fit the owners' lifestyle, as well as protect their individual properties.
Ehrlich Pest Control
500 Spring Ridge Drive
Reading, PA 19610
(610) 372-9700
Ehrlich’s Termite Control service is one of our most sought after, and something we take great pride and care in.
When it comes to the structural integrity of your home, you want nothing but the best. Ehrlich Termite Control Service uses tried, tested, and approved methods delivered by our experienced and dedicated Termite Control Technicians to give you value and peace of mind.
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Natural Enimies of Insects
POSTED: June 1, 2009 2:42 pm
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Bat, one of the group of wing-handed, flying mammals, of the order chiroptera, having the fore limbs peculiarly modified so as to serve for flight. Bats are animals of the twilight and darkness and are common in temperate and warm regions, but they are most numerous and largest in the ... read more >>
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