Has your wooden fence been affected by the ravages of time? If you don't have the budget for a replacement, here are some ...

As I watched a woodpecker banging away at a tree, it made me think, why don’t woodpeckers get headaches or suffer brain ...

It has been bitterly cold lately. With cold winters, our heating bills go up. One thing many people do to save money on home heating bills is to use wood ...

Woodpeckers eat insects including ants, wasps and bees. Carpenter ants and termites are favorites. Their search of the larvae of carpenter bees is why they may peck at your house. Also ...

The authors emphasise the importance of recognising and appreciating these six- and eight-legged creatures that coexist with ...

If things get out of hand, replace the affected panels. Where these beetles eat wood, carpenter ants burrow into fences to create nests. Drywood termites do both. Their holes resemble a collection of ...