Summit Environmental Solutions Blogs
Why is DIY Rodent Control So Difficult?
There are many do-it-yourself rodent control products available on the market to take care of mice and rat populations in your home, but you might find that DIY rodent control is difficult at eliminating a full population. Homeowners often face a population rebound when using DIY rodent control, due to the nature of rodent behavior, […]
How To Prevent Pests In Your Pantry This Spring
One of the most aggravating things to deal with in the Spring as a homeowner is the presence of pests getting inside your pantry. You may think your food is safe, but unless they are in sealed, airtight containers, your dry food can be left vulnerable to pests like rats, mice, beetles, moths and silverfish. […]
Why Should Birds Be Removed From Attics and Vents?
Birds are very beneficial to the ecosystem and should never be harmed, but if a bird has made their nest inside your attic or any exterior vents on your home, then you should always have them removed by a licensed wildlife removal company like Summit Wildlife Removal. Birds are known to bring their dry nesting […]
The Invasive Spotted Lanternfly in Virginia
While some bugs are essential for the environment and must be protected like bees, some bugs are an invasive pest that should be killed whenever it is encountered. A great example is the Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species of insect that has taken hold in the Eastern United States. Spotted Lanternflies are native to China, […]
How Do Exterminators Get Rid of Mice?
How Do Exterminators Get Rid of Mice? We’ve got answers for you.
Why Do Animals Get in Attics During the Winter?
Why do animals get into attics during the winter? Find out more information about what types and why!
Feeling Conflicted About Wildlife Removal
A lot of people can be hesitant to have wildlife removed from their property for various reasons. One of the main concerns is that it is not humane or ethical. In Virginia there are certain protocols we have to follow when it comes to laws and regulations
Asian Lady Beetles vs Ladybugs
Asian lady beetles are slightly larger than ladybugs. Asian lady beetles can vary in color from orange to red whereas all ladybugs are red with black spots. Asian lady beetles have a pointed head and ladybugs are more of an oval or round shape.
Hereditary Wealth and Inequality in the Animal Kingdom
Hereditary Wealth and Inequality in the Animal Kingdom
Animal and Pest-Related Phobias
You’ve probably heard of arachnophobia, the fear of spiders and the most common fear in the United States. People have phobias of a lot of different animals and insects but some of the most common fears are the fear of spiders, snakes and other insects.
Albinism and Melanism in Wildlife
Albinism is a rare genetic condition that affects the level of melanin or what pigments hair, skin and eyes in mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish. This is a mutation that is passed from parent to offspring
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