February 5th 2012
February 5th 2012
PART2,Treating wood Beehive boxes,Improved UPDATED version,Beekeeping Beekeepers improvements
PART 2 treating wood Beehive boxes to prevent rot,decay. Bee hive wood pine boxes dipped in copper and beeswax coated for longer life.Help stop wood rot from water and weather or beekeeping pests like ants,wax moths and termites. Beekeepers Beekeeping equipment improvement, treatment of bee hive supplies. John Pluta, Milledgeville Georgia georgiabees.blogspot.com
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February 5th 2012
Are winged or flying Carpenter ants a sign of a dying colony??
Hi All, About three weeks I go I gave the (non-flying) carpenter ants as much Terro as they would eat..I had 100s of them feeding at one time..within a day I found lots and lots of dead ones all over the house. And over the next week more dead ones. I also located a nesting area and entrance point. Now my question is this, I see only a scarce non-flyer..but lately I have been runing into quite a few winged ones (which I haven’t actually seen fly). They are bigger and uglier and I was wondering if there making an appearance could be a sign of a colony in trouble, adn possibly dying off. I believe I also had a Queen the other day(wingless but as big as flyers). Does anyone out there have experience with dying colonies of carpenter ants?? I’m just hoping my battle is almost over for now…I’m sure more will try and move in eventually.. And NO it’s NOT termites.;)
Thanks in advance for any answers!!
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February 5th 2012
How can you repel fire ants?
I tried looking this up but everything tells me how to get rid of them completly by killing the queen. My friend is having a wedding outdoors tomarrow. We saw today that they are everwhere and we just need to know how to make them stay away from us for an hour?
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February 5th 2012
Carpenter Ants? Please help.?
Hi 
I just have a few questions about carpenter ants…
Do you need to use non-repellent insecticide to get rid of them?
I read somewhere that this is the only thing that works, as they can smell all other poisons and avoid them.
Is it okay to kill them in my house?
I also read that killing them (without insecticide. And yes, I know I can’t get rid of all of them this way.) makes the queen lay more eggs and you can end up with way more then what you started with.
Last question, will they destroy my guitar? I don’t know if the finish on it will deter them or not and I’m thinking if it doesn’t I may have to store it someplace…
Oh, and quick note: Did you know you can actually hear them chewing at night?? It’s so creepy o.O
~K~
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February 5th 2012
Grossology – Queen For a Day part 1/3
Here is another Grossology for ya. Enjoy! I don’t own.. all rights go to www.unitedstreaming.com.
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February 5th 2012
Grossology – Queen For a Day part 2/3
February 5th 2012
Close-up : White Headed Subterranean Termite Soldier
This is a video in a series of termite videos from HomeGuard Distributors. More to come. Here is an even closer look at some white headed Subterranean Termite Soldiers. These were captured using a HomeGuard Termite Monitor. There were thousands of these captured in the same location. For more information on these termite monitors or the new Truth Termite Bait, please go to www.homeguarddistributors.com.
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February 5th 2012
Bacteria infection and Termites – The Same or Different – Dr. Nabil Ebraheim
Educational video discussing the similarities between bacteria and termites.these termites ,ants has a queen that lay eggs that hatch.termites eat the wood causing damage it needs local control bacteria invade the tissue it multiply and destroy the tissue creating an abcess and bone infection ,osteomyelitis .drainage and antibiotics debridment of the dead necrotic bone and removal of the loose implant and replacing it with a stable or different implant sometimes is needed ,bacteriology ,lab are important with deep cultures are needed bone graft may be needed to heal the fracture or the nonunion or to fill a bony cavity .the bacteria and termites eat muliply reproduce attack and destroy this animation video is created by the university of toledo orthopedic surgeon .
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January 13th 2012
Fire Ants In a Plaster Ant Farm
A newly growing fire ant colony makes its home in my plaster ant farm. An enormous amount of brood can be observed.
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