In the Lehigh Valley, a lot of homes share the same story: older cape or colonial a past mouse problem in the attic “We had someone bait and trap them a few years ago, it’s fine now” Then winter hits and the house still feels drafty, the heat runs nonstop, and there’s ice sitting along the edge of the roof. You pop your head into the attic and see insulation everywhere and assume it’s not the problem. The science says otherwise. The Fisher (1984) Study: What Happened When Mic

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Every fall and winter, homeowners across the Lehigh Valley start noticing something that feels backward. As temperatures drop, pests that should be disappearing suddenly show up indoors. Stink bugs on windows. Spiders in basements. Lady beetles in bedrooms. Mice in kitchens. Scratching in walls. It feels like they’re coming in  because of the cold. In reality, most of them were already there. Diapause: How Insects Survive Winter Many insects survive cold weather using a biolo

What Flying Squirrels Are Really Telling You About Your Home At County Pest Control , we see a lot of unusual things during home inspections. But few signs stop homeowners in their tracks quite like this: A single nut… sitting in the middle of a chair. To most people, it feels almost funny. Maybe even harmless. To us, it’s a very specific red flag. Because flying squirrels don’t leave calling cards unless they feel completely at home. Flying Squirrels Don’t Think Like Other