At Bug Out Service we really love bugs. What’s that? We kill bugs? Yes, in the interest of health and property, we do indeed kill a few bugs, and as much as we’d love to take off and nuke ‘em from orbit (it’s the only way to be sure), we devote a tremendous amount of effort and resources toward actually reducing the impact of our pest management activities.
Product formulations, modes of action, application methods,
applicator training and client education are but a few items that we [Bug Out Service and the professional pest control industry at large] address daily as components of our operation.
We do all of this so that we maximize adherence to our prime directive; protect health and property while targeting only those bugs that would otherwise do harm; pests. So relax Coccinella Septempuctata, ♪ ♫ It means no worries for the rest of your days ♫ ♪ We’re only after the “bad bugs”.
We do all of this so that we maximize adherence to our prime directive; protect health and property while targeting only those bugs that would otherwise do harm; pests. So relax Coccinella Septempuctata, ♪ ♫ It means no worries for the rest of your days ♫ ♪ We’re only after the “bad bugs”.
To perhaps improve your appreciation for bugs as things of beauty, this post features 5 Beautiful Bug Photographs From FlickrNote: All images are licensed for and are used herein under the guidelines of the Creative Commons Attribution License
Attribution information in order of appearance: the_tahoe_guy lukjonis Critter Seeker Abhishek Jacob _-=Dreemreeper=-_
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