Ticks pose serious health risks, transmitting diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Recognizing and managing tick eggs in your yard is essential for protecting your family.Identifying Tick Eggs:** Tiny (0.5 mm), oval-shaped, and white or translucent, tick eggs are often found in clusters on foliage or fallen leaves.
– **Safe Handling:** Avoid contact to prevent disease spread. Engage pest control specialists for professional management.
– **Removing Attached Ticks:** Use tweezers to gently remove the tick near its attachment, then flush it down the toilet.
– **Prevention Tips:**
– Remove vegetation like tulips or hostas that attract ticks.
– Plant natural repellents such as rosemary, mint, or chrysanthemums.
– Maintain your yard by mowing, clearing leaf litter, and keeping areas tidy.
– Use tick tubes or repellents for added protection.
Diligent lawn care and collaboration with professionals can ensure a safer outdoor environment for your family.