Fighting ticks in your garden
The discovery of eggs ticks in your environment may be alarming, especially because of health risks such as Lyme disease or rock fever. Ticks pose a threat not only to humans but also to pets. A quick and effective solution is crucial.
Identification of the Egg Ticks
Tick eggs are usually stored in protected exterior areas. Their recognition:
- Look: Eggs are miniature, approximately 1 mm large, with colour from red brown to translucent. They often appear in large clusters.
- Location: Females prefer quiet and hidden places to lay eggs such as high grass, under leaves or near garden waste.
Risks Connecting with Ticks
Eggs develop larvae that gradually transform into adult ticks, which can lead to the spread of diseases. Each development stage of the tick requires a host blood feast to move to the next stage.
