Hold Your Nose! Washington's Stink Bugs Could Increase This Year
Thanks to changes in the climate, Stink Bug population could increase up to 70% in Washington state.
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Thanks to changes in the climate, Stink Bug population could increase up to 70% in Washington state.
Thanks to changes in the climate, Stink Bug population could increase up to 70% in Washington state.
Stink bugs overwinter in Minnesota as adults in a hibernation-like state in woodlots, houses, sheds and garages. Adults may emerge as early as March and April and produce offspring in June.
Do you have stink bugs in your home? Even if they're sitting completely still, they might not be dead. Find out what they're doing and how to get rid of them.
In a piece a few weeks back, I told you all about the varying bugs here in Illinois that are doing their level best to find a way into your house before the weather turns too cold. Some of the bugs on the list were boxelder bugs, Asian lady beetles, Western conifer seed bugs, millipedes, centipedes, sow bugs, and of course, the stink bug.