The and the interviewed Griffin Dill, integrated pest management professional and tick lab manager at University of Maine Cooperative Extension, about tick activity this spring. 鈥淭he duration of winter plays a role as well,鈥 Dill said. 鈥淚f cold winter conditions last long enough, ticks can exhaust their energy/fat reserves and fewer ticks will make it to spring.鈥 shared the report from the BDN.
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