Tick season is here in New England in early spring; protect yourself
March is typically when ticks start to show themselves in New England. But their activity is also impacted by climate, host behavior and land use.
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March is typically when ticks start to show themselves in New England. But their activity is also impacted by climate, host behavior and land use.
March is typically when ticks start to show themselves in New England. But their activity is also impacted by climate, host behavior and land use.
March is typically when ticks start to show themselves in New England. But their activity is also impacted by climate, host behavior and land use.
Leo Cakounes talks to Larry Dapsis, Barnstable County Entomologist, about ticks, tick prevention, and what to check for when returning from outdoor activities.
A look at this week's weather. We’ve been fooled by unusual warmth earlier this month, but reality — biting winds and early-morning chills in the teens — brings back the