Salt marsh mosquitoes, named for the coastal areas where they breed, travel in swarms and are vicious biters but generally do not carry human diseases. Their eggs, laid on dry land, must be moistened by marine water to hatch.
Terry Whitworth, owner of Whitworth Pest Solutions, is quoted in this AP story:
Mosquitoes are bugging Grays Harbor folks
To this day, mosquitoes are still a major issue in this neck of the woods, affecting Grays Harbor County and Pacific County residents every year.
Whitworth Pest Solutions owner Terry Whitworth is quoted in this Seattle Post-Intelligencer article on effects of El Nino on mosquitoes and other insects and arthropods:
ITCHIN’ FOR SUMMER? WELL, THE PEST IS YET TO COME, BUG EXPERTS SAY
This news story, in which Whitworth Pest Solutions owner Terry Whitworth is quoted, was picked up by the AP and was reported by the Kitsap Sun newspaper as well as the Boston Globe newspaper and others:
PUGET SOUND: Area homeowners bugged by ladybug plague
Ladybug issues have subsided substantially since this publication in 1994, although Whitworth Pest Solutions still receives its fair share of calls every year regarding ladybugs.
Are spiders really that dangerous? Whitworth Pest Solutions owner Terry Whitworth is quoted in Spokesman Review article that addresses the topic:
Whitworth Pest Solutions owner Terry Whitworth quoted in Backpacker Magazine:
Though consumers can find many pest control outfits around the Puget Sound area operating today, Whitworth Pest Solutions prides itself on standing out from the competition due to a few key unique factors. The fact that an entomologist with a doctorate degree and a certified arborist are on staff should be very comforting for potential customers to know. These men and women are professionals and strive to offer the best to their clients.
Whitworth Pest Solutions featured in Milton-Edgewood Signal:
