Listen to Brian in a Podcast with April “The Tick Lady” Boitano, article in The Independent.
In Anticipation Of Lyme Awareness Month, East End Tick Control® Expert Offers Tips To Stay Safe on Hamptons.com.
That’s not chiggers…Click here to read what Brian Kelly from East End Tick Control® has to say about chiggers on Long Island.
Tick Wise Education president, April Nill-Boitano, MSEd, and East End Tick & Mosquito Control® president, Brian Kelly, joined forces to present a special Art Hike for Tick Awareness at the South Fork Natural History Museum (SOFO) in Bridgehampton. Find out more about this event on hamptons.com, The Independent and Dans Papers.
Pest Control Expert Offers Tips To Keep Pesky Pests Away This Summer, read the tips on hamptons.com
Check out the article in Riverhead Local about the upcoming tick-borne disease symposium on May 18, which is being held at the Long Island Aquarium Sea Star Ballroom
Check out our write-up in the Montauk Life Magazine about the bush or longhorn tick, a recently arrived and potentially deadly invader from Asia.
We were featured in a recent article in the Easthampton Patch about tips to avoid getting bit by ticks and possibly contracting Lyme disease.
Check out the article in Indy East End regarding the newest threat on Long Island, the Asian longhorn tick, a potentially fatal invader whose bite could be deadly.
In a recent writeup on Hampton.com, East End Tick Control® owner Brian Kelly spoke about the threat of the Asian longhorn tick and how Long Island residents can protect themselves from this potentially deadly invader.
East End Tick & Mosquito Control® and Tick Wise Education have joined forces to host a public “Tick Borne Disease Educational Symposium” on Saturday, May 18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sea Star Ballroom of the Long Island Aquarium, see the articles on patch.com and hamptons.com.
Fall Tick Prevention Contrary to popular opinion, the end of summer is not the end of tick season. Fall is actually prime time for the crawling critters, which means that even though summer is over, the danger of contracting Lyme is still as strong. Get some fall tick prevention tips here.
Tick Control Services It would be nice if all the ticks would disappear at the end of the month of May, which also happens to be Lyme Disease Awareness Month, but that is not going to happen. Learn more about the war on bugs.
Meet Deerdra – Our New Mascot! Meet Deerdra the deer tick, East End Tick & Mosquito Control®’s new mascot. She’ll be spotted all over the East End reminding people that ticks really are everywhere and helping us to spread awareness about the dangers of tick-borne diseases.
Resilient, Disease Carrying Tick Population Raises New Concerns It seems the unusually cold winter didn’t hurt the tick population one bit. CBS 2’s Carolyn Gusoff has more.
On the Frontlines of War on Bugs East End Tick and Mosquito® has been serving the East End community for 16 years, and with each progressive year, business has gotten better. This is not good news for the community, of course, because it means the tick problem in particular has gotten much worse. But when Brian Kelly started the business on his own, ticks were already the talk of the town..
When entomologist Scott Campbell moved to Shelter Island in 1991, there were no Lone Star ticks to speak of on his slice of the East End, he recalled last week during a telephone interview. But his findings did not come as a surprise, he said, considering that all prior, local reports of the southern-based, aggressive tick species were confined to Montauk.
Summer on the East End means many things, but unfortunately, not all of them good. To that end, the Tick-Borne Disease Alliance (TBDA), Southampton Hospital and East End Tick & Mosquito Control® have partnered to fight tick-borne diseases.
Tick Patrol: Orgies of Blood Abounding What despises sunlight and garlic and feasts on meals of blood? The ghoulish and ubiquitous tick, and Brian Kelly of East End Tick Control®, which has been in business for 15 years, is the area’s own personal Van Helsing.
West Nile Arrives on Long Island May is National Tick Awareness Month, and even as it draws to a close, the little parasites are kicking into high gear, according to Mr. Kelly. “It’s definitely worse after the mild winter,” he said. “In the last five or six years, the ticks have become really bad. It’s a constant, uphill battle.”
Take a Free Ride This Summer East End Tick & Mosquito Control® has partnered with The Free Ride — an environmentally friendly shuttle service that uses GEM vehicles — in order to get you where you need to go in the Hamptons this summer.
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