At Hawkeye, we're not just about insect and pest control; we're about fostering a sense of community and helping out our neighbors. Read more >
Wasp Bait or Wasp Lure? What Should You Be Using? With the sun shining, our buzzing enemies—the wasps—are out in force. Read more >
We performed a trial at an urban site locally in New Plymouth last summer where wasps were feeding in a tree with no flowering and, therefore no floral nectar. Read more >
Cockroaches are certainly more common during the warmer months of spring and summer, but this doesn’t mean that they aren’t around during the winter. Read more >
There will always be spiders in your home, however, during the cooler months, you are more likely to see other species moving in that are typically found outdoors. Read more >
Ants are eusocial insects (live in a cooperative group) and have colonized almost every landmass on Earth. Read more >
Paper wasps were one of the five species of wasps that were introduced to New Zealand by mistake in the 1940’s. Read more >
New Zealand is home to about 2,500 different kinds of spiders with most of these being harmless to people. Read more >
New Zealand has several kinds of native wasps which have evolved here and have never become a nuisance. Read more >
We have had some American cockroaches move into our Insectory recently. Read more >
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