Earwigs have a terrifying, albeit untrue, reputation of laying eggs in human ears, and therefore many homeowners feel that it is necessary to discover how to get rid of earwigs. Earwigs do, however, present a legitimate threat to crops and gardens, as they have been known to do considerable damage to hops, corn, and other crops.
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When they are first hatched, earwig eggs are a pearly white
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Earwigs are often a problem in new subdivisions, as their populations build around the base of housing foundations
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Earwig females display an uncommon degree of care for their young, uncharacteristic of the insect world
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Earwigs are often a problem in new subdivisions, as their populations build around the base of housing foundations
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When they are first hatched, earwig eggs are a pearly white
Earwigs will move into certain clefts and crevices in homes (although not those of the ear canal), and homeowners may need to discover how to get rid of earwigs. Earwig populations should not be ignored, as a female earwig will lay between 20 and 80 eggs at one time. Contact a pest control company today to learn how to get rid of earwigs.
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