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Spiders
are beneficial
and an important
component of
the ecosystem.
There are
13 known species of ticks
in Minnesota.
The two
most common ticks
found on humans are
the
American dog tick
and
black-legged tick
.
Yellowjackets
,
which include
baldfaced hornets
,
and
paper wasps
are
two types of
social wasps
in the Upper Midwest
Visit
Let's Beat the Bed Bug
for information on
preventing, controlling,
and treating bed bugs.
To value
arthropods in nature
and protect
food, health,
and environment
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