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About Bugs

Information about various insects including their biology, common types, health hazards, and how to control them. From the Consumer Specialty Products Association.

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Dr Don's Termite Pages

Help with termites. Find out what they do, why they do it and how to avoid problems. Hints with choosing a pest controller and some fun and bizarre links.

http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~dewart

Identify Your Pest Bird

Photos of birds that are commonly pests in North America, descriptions of the damage they can cause in homes and gardens, and information about controlling them.

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Insect and Rodent Pest Control Information

Insect and rodent pest control articles covering a broad variety pests and methods of control.

http://www.bugspray.com

IPM: Brown Rat Management

Fact sheet on rat identification and control measures from the University of Illinois.

http://www.ipm.uiuc.edu/hyg/pests/brown_rat/

Pest Information Central

Pest control advice for "do it yourselfers" and advice for selecting an exterminator.

http://www.unexco.com/pestinfo.html

RatKill.com

Guide on trapping, eradicating, and preventing rat and rodent problems in the home and yard. Includes ratcam and forum.

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Scarafaggio.com

Provides information and advice about pests and pest control.

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Symbio's Non-Toxic Pest Management Index

An informational index of non-toxic ways to control various arthropod pests.

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Termite Control

Termite control answers for the homeowner from University of Kentucky.

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Termites and Termite Control in Australia

The consumer's guide includes information on termite biology and the main destructive species. Published by The Australian Pest Controllers Association Inc.

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