Joe Dingwall, Author at Catseye Pest Control | Page 43 of 126

About The Author

Joe Dingwall is the president of Catseye Pest Control, a family-owned business that has been delivering quality pest control solutions to properties across the Northeast since 1987. With almost a decade of experience in the pest control industry, Joe is an expert in delivering effective pest and nuisance wildlife management solutions for homes and businesses.

A close-up of a raccoon resting on a wooden surface. The raccoon has a distinctive black "mask" around its eyes, grey fur with a mix of light and dark shades, and small pointed ears. Its front paws are gripping the wood, and it appears to be staring forward.

Diseases Transmitted by Raccoons

8/9/18 •Joe Dingwall•Wildlife Control,

Raccoons Can Transmit a Variety of Different Diseases; Knowing How & Symptoms of Each Can Help With Identification… Read More

A woodpecker with a red head and black-and-white striped body clings to the side of a tree trunk. The tree is surrounded by green leaves, and the background is softly blurred.

Types of Woodpeckers in the Northeast

8/3/18 •Joe Dingwall•Wildlife Control,

Understanding Northeastern Woodpecker Habitats is the First Step to Stopping Them From Damaging Your Home There are seven… Read More

Close-up of a mosquito against a white background. The insect is seen clearly with its elongated body, long legs, and thin wings.

Mosquito Life Cycle

8/3/18 •Joe Dingwall•Mosquito Control,

Mosquitoes Go Through 4 Stages of Life: Egg, Larva, Pupa & Adult The mosquito life cycle is a… Read More

A close-up of a bat lying down with its head resting on a surface. The bat has brown fur and large, pointy ears. Its eyes are open, and its wings are partially folded. The background is blurred, drawing focus to the bat's face.

Bat Behavior & Habitats

8/1/18 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

Learning All About Bats Can Help Humans Understand Their Behavior Bats are some of the most unique flying… Read More

A small brown rodent with a long tail and grayish underbelly is walking on a tiled floor. The rodent has a pointed snout, large ears, and small black eyes. The floor tiles are light brown in color with visible grout lines.

Difference Between Mice & Rats

7/24/18 •Joe Dingwall•Rodent Prevention,

Most Common & Potentially Hazardous Rodents Have Plenty in Common But Also Significant Differences Do you think unwelcomed… Read More