HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - While Spotted Lanternflies are not active until April, people can find their egg masses in the ...

The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources has confirmed an infestation of the suspected spotted lanternfly in ...

When spotted lanternflies have just hatched and are in their early nymph phase, the tiny black insects are dotted with white spots. They develop their gray and red coloring as adults in July.

While the flies can cause damage to what they feed off of, they do not bite or sting humans and ... Arlington Dealing With Infestation Of Spotted Lantern Fly appeared first on Arlington Patch.

So far, the damage estimates attributed to the invasive insect are in the billions of dollars. Redding said it could take a statewide effort to put a stop to the spotted lanternfly’s reign of ...

Cornell University researchers recently estimated the financial damage a spotted lanternfly infestation ... researchers studied the insect’s feeding habits. The invasive bugs often wreak havoc ...

Visit their website at sleloinvasives.org. The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect that feeds on more than 100 plants, ...

you’ll see if you have the presence of spotted lanternflies—alerting you to a potential problem down the road.” Eric Day, an entomologist and manager of Virginia Tech’s Insect ...

The spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicata, is a threat to Delaware and the United States. This insect is detrimental to Delaware’s agricultural industries, the environment, and residential areas, and ...

The spotted lanternfly infestation continues to spread in Virginia with 17 additional counties added to a list of quarantine ...

Cornell University researchers recently estimated the financial damage a spotted lanternfly infestation could cause ... To come to these conclusions, researchers studied the insect’s feeding habits.

Visit their website at sleloinvasives.org. The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect that feeds on more than 100 plants, including several crops such as grapes, critical to NY's agricultural ...