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The Martha's Vineyard Times Ticks are already out and everywhere To the Editor: As the weather warms and we start spending more time outdoors, I want to remind everyone that they need to protect themselves against ticks. As most people know, adult deer ticks are active all winter on warm days when the temperature rises above 40° or 45°F. For example, on March 31, I found almost 50 adult deer ticks at two sites on Chappaquiddick, which didn’t surprise me since it was a sunny day with temperatures in the mid-50s. However, I also found 12 adult lone star ticks that same day, and ...
Green and Growing: A line of defense against ticks in winter woodlands Dog Not Gone of Maine makes and markets the No-Fly Zone brand of insect repellent clothing, such as these velcro gaiters. (photo courtesy of Dog Not Gone) Published December 18. 2020 7:33AM Kathy Connolly, Special to The Times It’s a sunny 40 degrees outdoors. You decide to take a walk in the woods. Does the winter season guarantee a tick-free walk? Not quite. Some types of ticks remain active from fall to spring when temperatures are above freezing, according to tick expert Dr. Goudarz Molaei, a medical entomologist a...