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Scissor Head Bug. These small insects with pincher like appendages are actually harmless although. Often referred to as the “pincher bug“, the earwig is a pest you won’t soon forget nor have trouble identifying when you see one. Using the appropriate latex caulking, seal up any holes or cracks around your home and repair any torn or damaged window screens. Long known as the “pincher bugs”, earwigs continue to cause a scare around homes in the midwest. Earwigs, aka pincher bugs, are insects known for their distinctive pinchers on the back of their abdomens. Pincher bugs — also called earwigs — are small dark brown or black insects that live in gardens and homes. They are mostly nocturnal, live in. There are over 20 species of pincher bugs around the country, and while they may look creepy, they're neither poisonous nor do they spread disease. Pincher bugs can squeeze through even the tightest gaps in siding or drafty windows with their slender bodies.

Pincher bugs can squeeze through even the tightest gaps in siding or drafty windows with their slender bodies. Earwigs, aka pincher bugs, are insects known for their distinctive pinchers on the back of their abdomens. Pincher bugs — also called earwigs — are small dark brown or black insects that live in gardens and homes. Long known as the “pincher bugs”, earwigs continue to cause a scare around homes in the midwest. Often referred to as the “pincher bug“, the earwig is a pest you won’t soon forget nor have trouble identifying when you see one. These small insects with pincher like appendages are actually harmless although. They are mostly nocturnal, live in. Using the appropriate latex caulking, seal up any holes or cracks around your home and repair any torn or damaged window screens. There are over 20 species of pincher bugs around the country, and while they may look creepy, they're neither poisonous nor do they spread disease.

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Scissor Head Bug There are over 20 species of pincher bugs around the country, and while they may look creepy, they're neither poisonous nor do they spread disease. Pincher bugs can squeeze through even the tightest gaps in siding or drafty windows with their slender bodies. Long known as the “pincher bugs”, earwigs continue to cause a scare around homes in the midwest. They are mostly nocturnal, live in. These small insects with pincher like appendages are actually harmless although. Earwigs, aka pincher bugs, are insects known for their distinctive pinchers on the back of their abdomens. Often referred to as the “pincher bug“, the earwig is a pest you won’t soon forget nor have trouble identifying when you see one. Pincher bugs — also called earwigs — are small dark brown or black insects that live in gardens and homes. There are over 20 species of pincher bugs around the country, and while they may look creepy, they're neither poisonous nor do they spread disease. Using the appropriate latex caulking, seal up any holes or cracks around your home and repair any torn or damaged window screens.