Rodent Traps and Boxes for Sale
We are now able to supply traps and bait boxes for do it yourself pest control for rodents, including rats, mice and squirrels. Unfortunately we are unable to supply rodenticides. The following are the items we can supply:- Cage trap – rabbit. (Live catch) Cag trap – squirrel. (Live catch) Cage trap – rat. (Live catch) Mouse bait boxes. Mouse micro bait boxes. Mouse snap traps. Trip – trap live mouse traps. Rat snap traps. Rat bait boxes. We can also supply weephole protectors to prevent insects gaining access in brickwork. Please call for the latest prices. Our main focus continues to be...
Read MoreBEES AND WASP INFORMATION
Honey Bees Mainly kept by beekeepers, but can be found living wild. They are a similar size to a wasp but are overall darker in colour, ranging from black to tan coloured banding. Honey Bees always live in a colony with a queen bee in charge, in which, numbers could reach up to 20000 bees. Honey bees frequent gardens to collect pollen and nectar and require fluids to survive, often visiting ponds or other water sources to collect. If left alone, they are normally harmless but can cause panic when they swarm in large numbers and will sting to protect the queen. Honey bees are valuable to the...
Read MoreAre pests reducing the value of your home?
Probably your biggest investment in life will be the purchase of your own property, not only financial, but in time and effort as well! To reach the properties full potential, constant improvements, including decorating, renovating and D-I-Y are often carried out and if done correctly, can not only improve the general state of the premises, but could also increase its value. One of the limiting factors is often the cost of any work that needs to be carried out, another may be the intervention of pests which can quickly cause unwanted expense or distress. Internal projects may include...
Read MoreWASPS ARE VERY CLEVER!
The wasp season is certainly upon us and it is VERY busy! When selecting a nest site, the queen wasp can be very inventive and take advantage of whatever locations take her fancy. It might be where she has been hibernating over the winter in a cosy shed. Where there is plenty of room to expand in a dry environment, perfect for producing more wasps. Outside may be a better option, how about under the eaves of a house ? Or maybe putting a wasp nest in a shrub in the garden? Or how about building inside a hedge?...
Read MoreWASP AND BEE ID CHART
With spring fast approaching, the following insects are already starting to appear. They are not to scale, but merely show what to look out for when trying to identify what the insect actually is.Should you need help to deal with a wasp nest or need wasp control or wasp removal in Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Ringwood, Verwood or any BH postcode area contact: No-Nonsense Pest Control: 01202 523469 or 07708 944620 or e-mail nononsensepestcontrol@yahoo.co.uk
Read MoreWHAT IS THAT INSECT?
The collection of pictures below can be used to help identify what insect you have come into contact with: Bumblebees – Larger than the honeybee and other bees, always furry, the common ones usually have tails that are either white, red, buff or brown and some have yellow bands. Honeybee and solitary bees – Smaller than bumblebees, they can vary in colour from all-black to orange bands – can easily be mistaken for wasps. Hoverflies and...
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