Seriously, did our tax dollars pay for this?
wish the cold would kill off ticks & Lyme disease
Awesome
They’re inside now LOL
Winning! I hate those blasted things.
Greenie weenies should be happy, it means less wasteful flushing.
Trump’s fault! Impeach! Scandal!
However each female stinkbug lays 400 eggs, so the population can be restored to the usual high levels in no time.
Finally, some good news.
In some places around Michigan, the BMSB invasion was worse than the box elder hatch.
BS! The stink bugs were invasive and tried this new place and the normal climate did them in. Also, after a few years, the local food chain figured out how to eat them. Birds don’t just start eating strange things, they slowly decide that new things are edible after assuming first that the bugs might be poisonous. Yes, discrimination as a survival tool!
Amazing how the climate hoaxers will latch on to anything and shape it to their needs.
Here in NY state, stink bugs are everywhere the past two years.
They are an invasive species from China.
I always imagined that one extreme freeze-thaw cycle in winter, along with local predators learning this new food source - will get them under control.
Probably, and that's a good thing. Stink bugs are a serious invasive agricultural pest. Fortunately, really cold weather is very bad for them.
Damn! Cold weather kills bugs?? I had no frickin’ idea. See? Tax dollars for research projects really, really work!
I’ve been doing my part by throwing them out into the cold every time I caught one in the house.
Who leaves their stink bugs outside in the cold? How inhumane. 8>)
I never leave my stink bugs outside in cold weather. It’s cruel....................
Lots of insects use this go inside strategy.
House flies have zero tolerance for cold. A small number hide out in barns, sheds and houses where the temperature is just above freezing or warmer. The eggs, pupa and adults that are outside ALL die. When spring comes, the survivors come out, and start new batches of flies. You don’t see many flies in the spring, but they are everywhere by summer.
Stink bugs use the same strategy.
I heard that stink bugs have taken over Capital Hill.
I’ve seen very few stink bugs in the last couple of years. They used to be all over the place, now they’re almost gone.
I hope the spotted lanternflies (an import from China) go the same way.