by Ryan Horn | Sep 2, 2020 | Blog
by Shaku Nair, Dawn Gouge, Carol Olson, Shujuan Li, Ursula Schuch, Gene Hall, and Peter Ellsworth Giant mesquite bugs (Thasus neocalifornicus) are a common sight in desert southwest landscapes, particularly on mesquite trees during May-August. These impressively sized...
by Ryan Horn | Mar 26, 2019 | Pest Control
It turns out that crane flies are not as dangerous as we may have thought while growing up. It’s quite the opposite, they are completely harmless to humans and can also be beneficial to the environment! Once hatched, they don’t consume any solid matter but get their...
by Ryan Horn | Jan 22, 2019 | Pest Control
The National Pest Management Association has recently released their bi-annual Bug Barometer for the 2018-19 fall and winter seasons. The barometer is based on long term weather forecasts as well as pest biological behaviors. For the Southwestern region the NPMA has...
by Ryan Horn | Dec 18, 2018 | Community
Every holiday season we are often reminded to not only show our friends and families the love and support they deserve, but we remember to give back to those in need. The Horn Pest Management family and customers do so by donating what they can to the Diaper Bank of...
by Ryan Horn | Jun 1, 2018 | Pest Control
The White Winged Dove is native to the sonoran desert and will normally feed on cactus fruit and other grains found on the ground. They can usually be found in the backyards of suburban areas with bird feeders or bird baths. The Doves will usually nest in trees but...
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