mosquito

Mosquito season has arrived in Texas, and standing water from recent rains makes the risk higher than ever. Learn how to repel these deadly insects before they bite—and spread disease.

Texas mosquitos don’t die; they just hit the snooze button.

We have over 100 species of horse and deer flies, some over an inch long.

Don't become that mosquitos next target.

Learn how these insects are often misunderstood despite looking like spiders with wings.

Mosquitoes will soon be invading East Texas.

Get your long sleeves & bug spray ready when in Texas.

These giant bugs are not harmful; they're helpful to the ecosystem in Texas.

Wearing these colors could keep you from getting bit.

Is your lawn under attack by mosquito hawks in Texas? Learn the lifecycle of these creatures and practical tips for controlling their numbers.

East Texas' rainy season is coming to an end and things seem to be drying up, but there's still plenty of standing and pooled water still around that can easily become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

We've had our fair share of wet weather so far this summer and that means some extra moisture in the ground along with some areas of standing water hanging around us acting as breeding grounds for mosquitoes.