September 25th 2010
Mastodon: Iron Tusk, March of the Fire Ants
Mastodon performing Iron Tusk and March of the Fire Ants at the Granada in Lawrence, KS
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Archive for September, 2010
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September 25th 2010
Will carpenter ants or bees eat treated wood?
I have front and back decks made of treated lumber and was wondering. I saw some ants out there earlier.
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September 24th 2010
What is the best way to get rid of fire ants?
I have a fire ant pile around the post of my mailbox. My husband loves to pour gasoline in a pile and light it. I don’t think that will work too well here. Any suggestions?
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September 23rd 2010
Trailing Carpenter Ants
These are “Camponotus Modoc” (a species of Carpenter Ant) trailing along the side of a building and entering a hole near some steps.
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September 23rd 2010
Can a home owner treat and eliminate termites in exterior walls?
I had a termite inspection that found termites in the exterior wall of my garage. A very prominant pest control company wants to charge 1300+ dollars to treat and protect at 5 each year after. I am not discarding the fact that they are experts, but I am wondering if there was a less expensive solution. Thanks
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September 21st 2010
Mini Carpenter Ant set at the Anti-Music Fest in Bethlehem 8-9-09
Back To Back invites Ray Gurz up to do old Carpenter Ant songs, The Grill Is Off and Beat It Jerk during the Anti-Music fest.
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September 21st 2010
The Termites
Another Alfred Hitchdick thriller . . . they will take over one day. Also check out my ant invasion clip.
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September 20th 2010
What are the similarities and differences between carpenter ants and termites?
September 20th 2010
Taiwan Fire Ant Detection Dog 2009
fire-ant detection dog www.phys.sinica.edu.tw rifadetectiondog.webs.com We are the Red Imported Fire Ant (RIFA) detection research team of Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, ROC. We use detector dogs to search for the red imported fire ant (RIFA) nests in Taiwan in 2009. We are looking forward to more cooperation with overseas customers. Our detection dogs are trained to locate precisely the RIFA nests, especially those which are underground and invisible. They can help exterminate the nest without 1% left, thus to achieve 100% efficiency. Our dogs can detect nests of different sizes, and they even sensitive to a tiny nest. Our detection dogs can work well in various of fields and grounds, including ports, lawns, woodlands, sidewalks, and plant nurseries. Please feel free to email us if you are interested in our fire ant detection dogs. For more information about us, please visit this page www.phys.sinica.edu.tw © 2009 Dr. Yang-Yuan Chen, RIFA Detection Research Team Institute of Physics. Academia Sinica, Taipei 11529, Taiwan cheny2@phys.sinica.edu.tw linhm@phys.sinica.edu.tw
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