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Identifier la coccinelle asiatique. Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment prévenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. CASUAL INSECTS Asian Ladybug Description: The Asian ladybug measures between 4 mm and 6 mm long and has a convex dorsal shape. The Asian ladybug has a wide variety of colours, but the most common are orange or red-orange marked with 19 black dots. Food: The Asian ladybug feeds on aphids, mealybugs, booklice, psyllids and spider mites. Habits: The Asian ladybug lives in gardens, fields, crops, maple, pines and firs. It cannot survive winter, which is why it looks for a warm place, in this case, our homes. Reproduction: In the spring, the Asian ladybugs go outside and mate. The female lays between 5 and 60 eggs, which she attaches under the leaves near a food source, such as aphids.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Cockroaches American problem. COCKROACHES American Cockroaches Description: The American cockroach is the largest of the cockroaches that infest our houses, it measures between 35 and 53 mm long, it has a reddish-brown colour with the presence of paler lines around the perimeter of the pronotum (thorax). The male is recognizable by its wings which extend beyond its abdomen, while this is not the case for the female. Food: The American cockroach consumes a wide variety of foods but has a weakness for fermenting foods, such as beer. Habits: The American cockroach prefers warm and humid places, it can be found in the house, but it is more common in commercial buildings, such as restaurants, bakeries, food plants and hospitals. Reproduction: The female transports the eggs to an ootheca (capsule in which the eggs are enclosed) which she sticks or leaves in a crack or cracks where there is a high level of humidity. On average, the female will produce 9 to 10 egg cells containing nearly 15 eggs.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your (mettre le titre ici) problem. COCKROACHES Germanic Cockroaches Description: The German cockroach is recognizable by its length of about 13 to 16 mm, Its colour varies from bronze to light brown and has 2 dark streaks on the pronotum (thorax). It has wings, but it is unable to perform a sustained flight. The German cockroach is the one most often found in homes. Food: The German cockroach consumes a wide variety of food, even going so far as to eat toothpaste, glue and the likes which have some nutritional value. Habits: The German cockroach prefers warm (21 °C) and humid places, it is found in the house and in commercial buildings, such as restaurants, bakeries, food plants, bars, hospitals, etc. In fact, it is everywhere it finds food easily. Reproduction: The female transports the eggs to an ootheca (capsule in which the eggs are enclosed) which she leaves in a crack or cracks where the humidity is average (40%). On average, the female will produce about 5 egg banks containing an average of 30 to 40 eggs.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Clovermites problem. SPIDERS AND MITES Tegenaria Domestica Description: The Tegenaria Domestica measures between 8 mm and 12 mm, males between 6 mm and 9 mm. It has a brown body with darker patterns on its abdomen. Food: This spider feeds on live insects and other arthropods, as long as this is smaller than it. Sometimes it catches in its web. Habits: Tegenaria Domestica is found indoors in dark corners. It occurs often in the most common parts such as the dining room or living room. Reproduction: The queen and males mate in flight (swarming), usually in May. The queen's abdomen has a spermatheca, a small pocket, which contains sperm. This small receptacle produces nutrients that keep the seed alive for several years, so the queen can lay thousands of eggs without needing to mate again.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your spiders and mites problem. SPIDERS AND MITES Clover mites Tegenaria Domestica Pholcus phalangioides Dolomedes House spider CALL US (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 EMAIL prevex@videotron.ca BUSINESS HOURS Mon-Fri: 7am to 10pm

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your deer mouse problem. RODENTS Deer Mouse Description: The deer mouse is a small rodent measuring between 7 cm and 10 cm and weighing between 10 and 35 grams. His body is covered with hair colour dark red-brown above and white above. The colour can vary depending on where habitat. Its furry tail is between 5 cm and 10 cm and is two colours, white with a gray line on top, its snout is pointed and ears are small and partially hairy. Food: The deer mouse is an omnivore, it eats what it finds, fruits, seeds, buds, flowers and insects. In the fall, she made reservations for winter food. Habits: The deer mouse can live in any place where it can hide and make nests, but preference will be for farms, rural areas and the countryside. Reproduction: On average, female calves between 3 to 5 pups per litter and can have between 2 to 4 litters per year with a spring pushed since it does not lower during the winter.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your House Fly problem. FLIES Housefly Description: Adult houseflies are 4 to 8 mm long. The thorax is gray, with four longitudinal black lines on the back. The ventral side of his abdomen is gray. The whole body is covered with fine hairs. She has red compound eyes. The female is slightly larger than the male. Food: Houseflies can only absorb liquid food. It regurgitates saliva on its solid food to pre-digest it, then reabsorbs this food which is made almost liquid. Its favourite foods are the decaying organic matter she finds in our trash cans. Habits: Houseflies tend to live near the food source where they have lived their larval stage and rarely exceed this point by more than 1.6 to 3.2 km if the food source is sufficient. The male housefly is very territorial and will defend this territory against any invasion by other males and will mate with the females who venture there. Reproduction: The female lays her eggs in batches of 75 to 150 eggs and will produce between 5 and 6 clutches during her life, which gives 375 to 900 eggs at the end of this one. The eggs will be laid in decomposing organic matter so that the larvae can feed on them after hatching.

Identifier la Marmotte commune. Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment prévenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. SMALL ANIMALS Woodchuck Description: The groundhog (Marmota monax) , also known as a woodchuck . Burrowing animal, the woodchuck is endowed with strong legs and sturdy claws strong. She digs especially with the front paws, armed with four claws especially developed, while the hind feet have five claws ordinary. To escape her enemies, she dives into its burrow, probably because of its speed which is only 15 km/h. Food: The woodchuck likes the fresh vegetation and consumes a wide variety of wild plants, clover and alfalfa and vegetables when she finds. On rare occasions, it eats snails, insects or nestlings found it by accident. In early spring they eat bark and twigs of shrubs. Habits: The woodchuck tries to avoid wet or swampy areas. It prefers open areas like fields, meadows, open forests and rocky slopes. She usually digs its burrows in terrain where it can feed on abundant grasses and other plants short. It generally avoids wet or swampy places. Reproduction: The young are born in April or May (in Canada, primarily in May) after a gestation (pregnancy) of 30 days. The groundhog has one litter per year, with an average of four small. Blind and helpless at birth, the cubs are about 10 cm in length and weigh about 30 g. After 28 days, open their eyes and their body is covered with short hair. They are weaned (they forsake breast milk with other foods) to five to six weeks and then begin to leave the burrow. The growth is so fast that they weigh 570 g after eight weeks and become very fat for hibernation. Some woodchucks live up to ten years, but their average lifespan is probably much less than that number.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Silverfish problem. TISSUE AND PAPER INSECTS Silverfish Description: The silverfish is a wingless insect that is almost 13 mm long. Its body is like a teardrop. The head has two long antennae and the abdomen ends in 3 caudal filaments. The silverfish is covered with metallic-gray scales which give it its silvery colour. Food: Silverfish feed on products containing starch, such as book bindings, paper or taping glue, as well as dried beef, and may even eat their injured or dead peers. This insect can survive for a few weeks without eating or drinking. Habits: Silverfish prefer places where it is between 21 °C and 29 °C with a humidity rate of 70% to 100%, but it can be found just as well in the basement as the ground floor, the house or the garage. Reproduction: The male produces a spermatophore (envelope containing several spermatozoa) which the female introduces into her genital tract. She will then lay 1 to 3 eggs per day which will hatch if the temperature is between 22 °C and 32 °C and with a humidity of 75% to 97%.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Firebrat problem. TISSUE AND PAPER INSECTS Firebrat Description: The firebrat is an insect with no wings, almost 13 mm long. Its body is like a teardrop. The head has two long antennae and the abdomen ends in 3 caudal filaments. It resembles silverfish, except that its color is beige, variegated with dark marks and light marks. Food: The firebrat feeds on paper glue, cotton fabrics, rayon, silk as well as dried beef, flour, pasta, etc. Habits: The firebrat prefers places where it is 32 °C and above with a humidity rate of 70% to 100%. Its favourite hiding places are going to be near heating systems, hot water tanks and any other important source of heat. Reproduction: The male produces a spermatophore (envelope containing several spermatozoa) which the female introduces into her genital tract. She will then lay 1 to 3 eggs per day which will hatch if the temperature is between 32 °C and 41 °C and with a humidity of 75% to 85%.

Identify the Field Vole. Discover its characteristics and how to prevent its infestation with St Jerome Extermination. Info: (450) 436-1779. RODENTS Meadow Vole Description: The meadow vole is a small rodent measuring 16 cm and weighing approximately 50 grams. Its body is long and cylindrical and covered with hair brown or dark gray, its tail is shorter than the body, its snout is rounded and the ears are small and partially hidden in his coat. Food: The meadow vole is a rodent herbivore, so he eats grass like turf. When grass is scarce, it can also feed on the bark of tree seed. Habits: As its name suggests, the meadow vole lives in the field or fields where the grass is plentiful. In the spring, it digs a hole to make its nest with bits of dried grass. In winter, it is just the tunnels under the snow but above the ground, which often gives the impression that the ground was plowed when the snow melts in spring. Reproduction: On average, the female gives birth to 5 young per litter and can have between 1 to 5 litters in her lifetime is quite short, on average 154 days. This life is short because it is hunted by many predators.