Black widows are a group of highly venomous spiders found throughout the world.
Field Mice are active year-round, although they are most active during the spring and fall when temperatures are mild.
These spiders get their name from the funnel-shaped webs they create to catch prey.
German cockroaches (Blattella germanica) are one of the most common species of cockroach found in homes and buildings worldwide.
House flies are one of the most common and widely distributed insects in the world.
During the summer months, mosquitoes are simply accepted by most residents as an unfortunate part of warmer weather.
Paper wasps are a type of social wasp found in North America.
These spiders are typically dark brown or reddish-brown in color, with a round cephalothorax and a flattened abdomen.
Yellow jackets are considered to be more aggressive than many other stinging insect species.