Fire Ants Identification Fire Ant workers vary considerably in size Fire Ants cause painful stings when bitten Fire Ants build large raised mounds Environment Fire Ants prefers to nest in open, disturbed areas Fire Ants are commonly nest in yards, fields, and roadsides Threats Fire Ants devastate local insect populations and small wildlife when it invades an area Many ground nesting bird species have been eliminated by fire ants when they attack newly hatched nestlings Humans likewise are victims of fire ants’ vicious sting Treatment Granular baits are among the best treatments available for fire ants The bait is distributed throughout the colony, eventually resulting in the death of the fire ant queen Pest LibraryAnts Acrobat Ants Argentine Ants Carpenter Ants Fire Ants Odorous House Ants Bed Bugs Bees Baldfaced Hornets Bumble Bees Carpenter Bees Cicada Killer Bees European Hornets Honey Bees Mud Daubers Paper Wasps Velvet Ants Yellowjackets Beetles Carpet Beetles Drugstore Beetles Kudzu Bug (Stink Bug) Ladybugs (Ladybird Beetles) Sugarcane Beetles Birds Canadian Geese Pigeons Sparrows Starlings Woodpeckers Centipedes Earwigs Millipedes Mosquitoes Roaches American Cockroaches Brown-banded Cockroaches German Cockroaches Oriental Cockroaches Rodents House Mouse Norway Rat Roof Rat Scorpions Silverfish Snakes Black Racer Snakes Brown Snakes Copperhead Snakes Coral Snakes Garter Snakes King Snakes Rat Snakes Water Moccasins/Cottonmouth Snakes Spiders Brown Recluse Spiders Orb Weaver Spiders Wolf Spiders Springtails Termites Ticks Wildlife Armadillos Chipmunks Flying Squirrels Gray Squirrels Moles Opossums Raccoons LOCATIONS We have service centers throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and South Carolina. HOURS M-F 7:30AM – 5:30PM Saturday 9AM – 1PM FIND YOUR SERVICE CENTER CONTACT US CALL (866) 616-0862 EMAIL US PAY ONLINE REQUEST A FREE ESTIMATE