Blue Planet Pest Management

06/21/2023

Until further notice please contact us via messenger or phone @ 203.947.3679 while we switch our office phone over to a mobile line. Thank you 😊

03/06/2023

It’s that time of year again … season

If you find yourself dealing with these pesky little in your make sure no matter what company you use that you follow some important steps to ensure an effective service.

And if you’re in then feel free to message us for service or any questions or for any info you may need.

09/20/2021

Video of a Field Cricket (Gryllus Pennsylvanicus) in New Haven, Connecticut. Since this cricket is making that beautiful noise (or annoying depending how you look at it) that means it is a male. Male field crickets make that chirp or song for a few reasons, and they can be distinct from one another. They have fight songs, warning songs, and mating songs.



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09/15/2021

Inner paper cells of a yellow jackets nest found in New Milford, Connecticut.

09/11/2021

Our social media manager was walking his dog when he came across this war between winged warriors.

Dragonfly vs Yellowjacket in New Fairfield, Connecticut.

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09/11/2021

Subterranean ants 🐜 with many species known as pavement ants, tiny black ants, sugar ants and more, these little soldiers are a prime example of the caste system at work. For more information or for more cool and photos & videos follow us on facebook,twitter & instagram

09/11/2021

If Bobby Corrigan says the rats were exterminated from the storm than they most likely were. It has been a pleasure having met Bobby Corrigan at multiple Integrated Pest Management conferences in the past.

Wonder what the chances are this happened in parts of Connecticut that had bad flooding as well.

Many of the surviving rats are reportedly seeking safer ground inside people's homes and in city parks.

09/07/2021

07/23/2021

Blue mud dauber wasp found on a garage in New Fairfield, CT. Mud daubers are non-aggressive and like other types of wasps, males do not have an ovipositor, and therefore cannot sting.

Famously known to target black widow spiders, the blue mud dauber takes a spider food source back into its nest for the emerging larvae.

05/03/2021

Our homepage is backup, the pest gallery is still being updated but should be done shortly.

We’ve added a new customer request form in our Contact Us section as well.

04/09/2021

Valued Customers - We are currently having some issues with our website, it will be back up and running ASAP. If you have any questions or would like more info on treatment programs etc please contact us via any of the following :

FB - facebook.com/blueplanetct
IG - instagram.com/blueplanetct
Phone - 203.546.8607
Email - [email protected]

Family run Integrated Pest Management in the greater Danbury CT area. Green or Minimal/Low Toxicity

09/16/2020

Common Eastern Bumblebee (bombus impatiens) pollinating a local home patch in New Fairfield, Connecticut.