Big Black Ants In Kitchen

Revamp your kitchen in style first appeared on bored panda.Pet food bowls are also a commonly overlooked source of food for all sorts of pests.

Other household problems like leaks and severe moisture can also attract ants, so broken pipes, cracked or damaged window frames, or leaky sinks can bring them indoors.Choose solutions that ants will bring back to their colony and poison the nest.If they don't work, call a pro.

While most ants are nuisance insects, carpenter ants actually damage your house.Queens and males may have wings, though most are wingless and give off a musty odor.

So whether you're dealing with a large carpenter ant colony, a nest of big black ants, or any other pests, from cockroaches to palmetto bugs, we can help.If you see ants outdoors in the winter, it's likely there's been a warm spell that tricked them into coming out to seek food.What it means if you see ants in the winter.

Shake the bottle to let the soap and water mix together.Carpenter ants don't have stingers.

If you see piles of sawdust or wood shavings, they may be digging nests near an exposed beam.Argentine ants are 1/16 to 1/4 inches long, dark brown or black, and bear a shiny exoskeleton.Carpenter ants are distinct from other kinds of ants, too.

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Bill Walton is a legend in basketball, but the Hall of Fame player-turned-commentator was also well-known for his passion away from the court: the rock band Grateful Dead.

Walton's relationship with the Grateful Dead was longstanding -- he claimed in his autobiography to have attended over 800 of the band's concerts, and called being inducted into the group's "Hall of Honor" the highest tribute he ever received.

While performing Thursday at the Sphere in Las Vegas -- poetically, the city that hosted the final men's basketball game played in Walton's beloved Pac-12 -- the band Dead & Company, a group containing members of the original Grateful Dead, paid tribute to Walton.

The band played the Grateful Dead's 1978 song "Fire on the Mountain" while a montage of some of Walton's best moments supporting the group scrolled by on the panoramic screens of the Sphere.

Walton died Monday at age 71 following a prolonged battle with cancer. Dead & Company also paid tribute to Walton via social media.