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Earwigs
Appearance
A slender oval-shaped body and a pair of pincers extending off the abdomen set them apart from other insects.
Habitat
Outside homes, earwigs thrive in flowerbeds, garden areas, under woodpiles, fallen logs, and spaces under trash cans or other containers.
Activity
Highly active during the Summer
What are earwigs?
Earwigs are small, dark brown insects that are commonly found in gardens and yards. They are actually quite helpful, as they eat aphids and other garden pests. Earwigs are easily recognized by their long, slender bodies and their distinctive pincers. These pincers are used for defense and for catching prey. Although they are harmless to humans, earwigs can be a nuisance if they invade your home. If you have an earwig problem, Bigfoot Pest Control can help. We offer pest control services that will get rid of earwigs and other pests for good. Contact us today to learn more.
Are earwigs dangerous?
Earwigs are one of the most feared pests. They have a bad reputation, but are they really that dangerous? Let's take a closer look at these creatures to find out. Earwigs get their name from the old wives' tale that they crawl into people's ears and bore into their brains. Thankfully, this is not true! Earwigs are not aggressive and they do not feed on human flesh. In fact, they are actually quite helpful around the garden, preying on harmful insects like aphids.
Why do I have an earwig problem?
Earwigs are one of those pests that everyone seems to have an opinion about. Some people say that they're harmless, while others believe that they're dangerous. So, why do earwigs seem to be such a problem? There are a few reasons. First, earwigs are attracted to moisture. This means that they're often found in humid places like bathrooms and kitchens. Secondly, earwigs are attracted to light. This means that they're often drawn to porch lights and other bright lights at night. Finally, earwigs are attracted to food. This means that they'll often enter homes in search of food. In short, the best way to avoid an earwig problem is to keep your home clean, dry, and free of food sources. If you do find yourself with an earwig problem, Bigfoot Pest Control can help. We offer pest control services that will help eliminate earwigs and other pests from your home. Give us a call today!
Where will I find earwigs?
If you're looking for earwigs, there's no need to go on a long, arduous search. They're actually quite easy to find, as they're attracted to dark, moist places. You might find them hanging out under a rock or in a pile of leaves. Or, if you're really lucky, you might find them in your ear! But don't worry, earwigs are harmless to humans. In fact, they're actually quite helpful, as they eat harmful insects like aphids. So if you're ever feeling lonely, just remember that there's always an earwig nearby that would love to keep you company.
How do I get rid of earwigs?
They're called earwigs for a reason, you know. These creepy-crawlies are infamous for supposedly crawling into people's ears and laying eggs. And while that's probably not true (at least, we hope not), there's no denying that these pests are annoying. So how do you get rid of them? Well, first things first: you need to figure out how they're getting into your home. These critters are attracted to dark, damp places, so check around your doors and windows to make sure they're properly sealed. You should also take a look at your gutters and downspouts to make sure they're not clogged. Once you've done that, the next step is to eliminate their food sources. Earwigs love eating plants, so get rid of any standing water in your yard and trim back any overgrown vegetation. If you do all of that, you should be earwig-free in no time!
If you're still convinced these intimidating little guys are going to get in your ear and feast on your brains, Bigfoot would be more than happy to alleviate the headache and take out the earwigs before they take you out. Get an instant quote right here on our website!
