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Fall in East Texas: When the ants come marching in
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Fall in East Texas: When the ants come marching in
Fall in Southeast Texas doesn't always arrive with crisp mornings and colorful leaves. Sometimes, it arrives with ants. As temperatures begin to change and we finally get some relief from the intense summer heat, homeowners around Cleveland and throughout Southeast Texas often notice an increase in ant activity. Suddenly there are new fire ant mounds in the yard, trails of tiny ants around the house, or thousands of fast-moving crazy ants seemin…
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