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In residential backyards, blacklegged ticks are most likely found in the border zone where yard meets forest and among stone walls, according to a study in Connecticut. Woodpiles, birdfeeders, and even unmown grass, however, were shown to be less likely to harbor ticks. Researchers say the findings could better target tick-management efforts. [Read more]
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