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We offer a comprehensive plan to eliminate 90% of insects from getting inside your home and building nests outside your home. Our service is scientifically designed around insect phenology in Minnesota. At BOGO Pest [...] continue reading

In Minnesota, the weather in the spring can’t decide whether it wants to be spring, summer, or winter. These drastic temperature swings influence a lot about how the insects in the summer [...] continue reading

The webbing cloth moth is the most common moth found in closets. These moths have golden wings and bodies. Their bodies are only ¼ inches in length with a wingspan of ½ [...] continue reading

During the winter time, almost all insects are either dormant or freeze to death. But there is one insect that is capable of thriving all winter long. That insect is an ant. Ants [...] continue reading

Boxelder bug and stink bug sightings are widespread during the fall in Minnesota. Both bugs at this time of year are searching for warm places to go to overwinter. This behavior is [...] continue reading

Mice are motivated to find warm places to nest as temperatures start to drop. During this time of year, it's common for them to nest inside homes. This causes many homeowners to panic [...] continue reading

It‘s the holidays in Minnesota, so people will be hosting many guests. Whether it's Grandpa and Grandma for the weekend or all the cousins spending the day together. If you're lucky you might [...] continue reading

Bald-faced hornets aren’t technically hornets. They are part of the wasp family. They are related to other social wasps in Minnesota such as the paper wasp and yellow jacket. A bald-faced hornet nest [...] continue reading

Out of all the wasps in Minnesota yellow jackets are by far the most aggressive. They also build the largest nests out of all the Minnesota wasps. One yellow jacket nest can have [...] continue reading

Minnesota’s Pollinators Minnesota is made up of a variety of different ecosystems, including prairies, forests, wetlands, and urban gardens. Minnesota’s pollinators ensure that these habitats continue to survive and flourish. Minnesota's pollinators [...] continue reading