Abstract: An insect bait station for providing liquid bait to targeted insects providing a bait station including a reservoir and cover joined in liquid-tight relation having access ports in the cover providing a target insect entering the cover feeding chamber access to liquid insect bait to a wicking material interposed between the liquid reservoir and feeding chamber in the bait station. Spill-resistant access means provides a target insect located in the feeding chamber of the bait station cap access to liquid insect bait confined within the feeding chamber safely inaccessible by children, animals, birds and the like.

Abstract: A spill resistant insect bait station having a tunnel entrance leading to an interior bridged member having a continuous inner wall leading from the base or bottom surface up to an upper inner surface having an access opening in the bridge member leading to a bait source contained in the interior of the station, the interior of the station having an inverted concave shape, so as to provide for holding the bait available for the insect; a corresponding cover having a recessed portion thereon closely cooperating with the access opening in the base by which the insect can climb the inner wall of the base to enter the station to retrieve the bait and then exit the station carrying bait back to the insect habitat.

Abstract: An apparatus for liquid bait-toxicant delivery with feeding pores comprising a reservoir, a feeding disk with capillary feeding pores, a base that will seal the feeding pores when the station is closed; designed such that it can be opened or closed by several different arrangements; and a method of delivery of liquid bait-toxicant using capillary feeding pores in direct contact with liquid without using wicking material.