bugs

It may seem harmless, or a little extra "detail" to your Christmas tree.

Unfortunately, bugs aren't obedient when it comes to CDC-recommended social distancing rules.

If you see this little critter in the video below, don't mess with him, kill him, smash him, use him for fishing bait, etc.

Imagine the surprise on your daughter's face when she opens up her new Fingerlings, and a few dozen bugs come rolling out of the wrapping paper. Ewww! If you've got a real tree, you might have 20,000 bugs hidden in there, but there is something you can do about it.

If you've noticed more caterpillars than usual this spring, you're not losing your mind. They're everywhere! And if you stand under a tree, that powdery substance around your shirt collar may be caterpillar droppings.  Gross.

If you're at all squeamish, may we recommend proceeding with caution?

This guy came down with a (not so) little bug.

If you feel like mosquitoes love you, there may be a scientific reason behind it. And how can you encourage them to leave you alone?

Nothing spoils a night sitting on the porch staring at a full moon like an insect infestation.  Where I live - got 'em all - Spiders, Ants, Roaches, and Crickets!  The Crickets outnumber the other bugs about three-to-one. A person that specializes in the knowledge of insects has an unpronounceable title that begins with the letter "E" and ends with "ologist".  You can either SO

Planning a BBQ is one of the most stimulating events of our life.  No, I didn't read about this in Home & Garden, nor did I get my info from a Food Network episode.  Just one man's impression - mine! Now, while nothing gets my heart pumping more than a week-end cookout, there is one dreaded weasel that invariably wreaks havoc on any carefully planned good time.  Well, not really a weasel; more