They don’t bite; they don’t sting; but they sure get into everything.

The white footed ant is the most notorious recent invader of Florida. Originally a native of Southern Japan and its neighboring islands, this ant specie has been on the move north and west from …

The argentine ant has had great success in adapting to new environments, and in many documented cases dominating and replacing native ant species. It is considered a significant pest and is believed to be a native of Argentina and Brazil.

In urban environments, …

Believed to have been introduced into the United States during the 1930's at the seaport of Mobile, Alabama, the imported fire ants present a serious problem in Texas, Southern California, Florida and many other areas throughout the Southern United States. The …

The accompanying image is of the black carpenter ant “Camponotus pennsylvanicus”. It is the largest and most common carpenter ant specie found in the Northeast and Central United States including Northeastern Canada. There are numerous carpenter ant species of …

The AntPro system, used with low toxicity liquid bait, has proven effective in the control of a broad range of structure-invading ants and insects. Most ants and insects that invade structures share a common requirement for water and food, either carbohydrates, …