Category Archives: Beneficial bugs

Not all bugs are bad and knowing when NOT to spray can be of big benefit. Search this section for insects that may be found inside your home but pose little threat.

Creepy Critter Ambassador

Posted on June 3, 2015 by The Bug Doctor

  Last year a friend of mine posted a picture on Facebook of a group of us back in preschool. When the comments were being posted about who was who someone said “ There is Christy in the red striped … Continue reading →

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Assassin Bugs

Posted on January 3, 2011 by The Bug Doctor

Assassin bugs are also known as conenose, kissing and wheel bugs. There about 3000 different kinds of this insect and they vary widely in coloration but are all fairly similar in shape. The assassin bug as a whole is mostly … Continue reading →

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Eat bugs and save the planet

Posted on January 21, 2010 by The Bug Doctor

So, eat your bugs Ms. Martin and we wish you luck from pestcemetery.com. Just don’t eat to many to fast, I’ve got one more kid to put through college. Continue reading →

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Why are there ladybugs on my windowsill?

Posted on October 23, 2009 by The Bug Doctor

If one ladybug is considered good luck then count yourself fortunate for the many that have graced your home and start wishing, by the looks of it you’ve got a lot of good things coming your way. Continue reading →

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