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December 5, 2013
Dogs That Keep Mice Away

When thinking about pets that chase mice and keep them under control, most people think about cats. Cats can be good for controlling mice, but they’re opportunistic predators that may or may not be mousers. Many cats take up a laissez faire attitude toward the presence of mice, especially as they age. Dogs, on the other hand, […]

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November 30, 2013
Where Do Bugs Go In The Winter?

By the end of the summer, many people are looking forward to winter for one very good reason: it gets rid of many pesky insects that have grown to be more of a nuisance all summer long. But where do bugs go over the winter? That depends on the species. Insects have several good strategies […]

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November 15, 2013
What Do Squirrels Do in Winter?

Squirrels are a common sight outside all summer long, but during the winter they are noticeably scarcer. We know they aren’t heading to the high country for skiing, but what do they do all winter? Preparing for Winter A hint about what squirrels do during the winter is given by what they’ve been up to […]

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October 25, 2013
Best Way to Rid Yourself of Mice

Mice are persistent pests. Once they get into your home, as they often do once the weather turns cold in October across the Front Range, they can breed prodigiously and lead to a major problem. They will browse from many food sources, damaging packaging, making a mess, and spoiling food. However, if you are persistent, determined, […]

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October 17, 2013
How to Get Rid Of Raccoons

Raccoons can be a nuisance. They make a mess, can damage property and your garden, and they carry diseases. They are the number one carrier of rabies in Colorado. If you have a raccoon problem, here are some of the ways to get rid of them: Cut Off Food Supply The first step in getting rid […]

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October 4, 2013
Bats in Colorado

There are at least eighteen bat species in Colorado, with another two suspected species that have not yet been discovered in the state. Bats are important insect eaters and help (along with our generally dry climate) to control mosquitoes and other pest insects. Known Bats in Colorado Most bat species in Colorado are part of […]

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October 4, 2013
13 Facts You Didn't Know about Bats

Bats are the stuff of legend—and, for some people, nightmares. But they’re also fascinating creatures. Here are 13 facts you (probably) didn’t know about these amazing mammals. Bats are the only mammal truly able to fly (sorry, Rocky, flying squirrels are merely gliders). They’re also only the fourth creature in the history of the world […]

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August 21, 2013
The World’s Most Painful Insect Stings

In Colorado, 90% of reported insect stings come from yellowjackets, so it’s unlikely that most of us have been stung by too many different kinds of insects. However, one insect researcher has been stung by at least 150 different kinds of insects (maybe more—he admits it’s sometimes hard for him to tell species apart based […]

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August 7, 2013
How to Identify a Venomous Snake

There are some places where it may be hard to tell venomous snakes from non-venomous snakes, but here in Colorado, it’s easy. There are only a few venomous snakes around. (Two, three, or four depending on the source. Reports vary because there are disagreements about the ranges of snakes that rely on field identification reports, often […]

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June 26, 2013
How to Deal with Snakes

Snakes can be very scary, but, in general, they are harmless. Of the 25 or so species of snakes in Colorado, only a few are venomous. Here are some tips for living with snakes. Know the Dangerous Snakes Although most snakes are harmless, venomous snake bites can be deadly, so it’s important to be able […]

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