Bluebird Bedbug

Did you know that bluebird bedbugs are a species of true bugs? They belong to the family Cimicidae and are common pests found in U.S. homes. These insects measure between 1-7 mm in length, depending on age. Females have broader heads with short antennae; males have longer antennae and elongated heads. Bluebird bedbugs are nocturnal and feed predominantly on blood from mammals and birds.

If you notice bites or fecal matter around your home, you must act quickly! Replacing your mattress with one designed for bug protection is a great first step - look for a mattress with encasement technology that can prevent any surviving bugs from escaping through seams when treated properly with insecticides or heat treatments. Additionally, steam cleaning regularly can help reduce the number of bugs in an infested area.

Finally, make sure to vacuum under furniture and deep clean carpets weekly to keep your home free from potential infestations caused by bluebird bedbugs. Dispose of the vacuum bag right away when you're done so that any existing eggs or larvae inside won't be transferred elsewhere in your house!