document.write("<p class='headline'><strong>Tick Pictures!</strong></p>");
document.write("<p class='sidebar'>There are a number of tick species in Minnesota. The most common is the wood tick, followed by the deer tick. We've assembled the following pictures to help you compare common wood ticks to not-so-common deer ticks.<br><br><b>Adult Wood Ticks</b><br><br><a href=\"images/fwoodtick.jpg\" align=\"left\" target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"images/fwoodtickthumb.jpg\"><br>Female Wood Tick</a> <br>Note white U-shape <br>around her \"head\"<br><a href=\"images/malewoodtk.jpg\" align=\"left\" target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"images/malewoodtkthumb.jpg\"><br>Male Wood Tick</a> <br>Note 2 white lightning<br>bolts down his back<br><br><b>Adult deer ticks</b><br><br><a href=\"images/fdeertick.jpg\" align=\"left\" target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"images/fdeertickthumb.jpg\"><br>Female Deer Tick</a> <br>Note the orange to <br>reddish color<br><a href=\"images/Mdeertick.jpg\" align=\"left\" target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"images/Mdeertickthumb.jpg\"><br>Male Deer Tick</a> <br>Is much smaller and is<br>brownish in color<br><br><b>Deer tick nymphs</b><br><br><a href=\"images/fednymph.jpg\" align=\"left\" target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"images/fednymphthumb.jpg\"><br>Nymph stage</a> <br>This nymph stage<br>deer tick has <br>partially fed</p>");