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Bed bugs can be active year-round, but their activity may increase during warmer months. This is because higher temperatures accelerate their development and reproduction cycles. However, bed bugs can still be active in colder months, especially in heated indoor environments. While there isn't a specific "bed bug season" like there is for some other pests, such as mosquitoes or ticks, it's worth noting that bed bug infestations can occur at any time of the year. Factors such as travel patterns, increased human activity, and changes in living conditions can all contribute to the spread of bed bugs. It's essential to remain vigilant for signs of bed bugs regardless of the season, as early detection can help prevent infestations from becoming severe and difficult to manage. Common signs of a bed bug infestation include bites on the skin, bloodstains on bedding or furniture, dark spots (excrement), and the presence of bed bug eggs or shed skins. If you suspect you have a bed bug infestation, it's advisable to seek professional pest control assistance for effective treatment and management.