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Spotted lanternflies can leave behind fecal matter. Here's how to clean up the mess. - MSN

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- With spotted lanternflies popping back up again, they can be more than just an unwanted pest. What they leave behind can make a mess all over your car and property. The ... read more

Spotted lanternflies continue to swarm. Don’t expect that to stop anytime soon. - nj.com

If spotted lanternflies are hopping around your patio or landing on your shoulder when you’re working on fall decorations outside your home, don’t expect it to end anytime soon even as ... read more

How to keep plants safe from spotted lanternflies - ABC27

According to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, spotted lanternflies cause trees, vines, crops and some other types of plants to ooze sap, wilt, have leaf curling and dieback. read more

Experts say to squish this insect. What to know about it.

Spotted lanternflies can devastate crops, ... The lanternfly isn't dangerous ... the expected losses to the state's economy would be nearly $554 million a year and potentially lead to the loss ... read more

What does a spotted lanternfly look like? - nj.com

The fully grown spotted lanternflies are also 1-inch long and 1/2-inch wide at rest, have six legs and are oval-shaped at rest and butterfly-shaped when they spread their wings. read more

Spotted Lanternflies wreaking havoc on local economy & crops after hatching, ecologists react

Cambria County, PA — Swarms of spotted lanternflies can be seen feeding on trees in our area. They are around 1 inch long with both gray and colorful spotted wings. read more

How to protect plants from spotted lanternflies, know their eggs - USA TODAY

Systemic insecticides for spotted lanternflies can harm pollinators. Physically remove spotted lanternfly egg masses before they hatch. Editor’s note: Throughout the growing season, Mike Hogan ... read more

Why Scientists Want You to Kill Spotted Lanternflies | TIME

Spotted lanternflies can’t fly very far on their own, but have managed to spread by hitching rides with humans and vehicles, which is why Urban says it’s important to be vigilant about your ... read more

Spotted Lanternflies Are Back. Here’s How to Deal With Them.

When spotted lanternflies eat plants, they secrete a sticky, sugary fluid that creates a sooty mold. This could completely cover the plant or tree, reduce its ability to grow, and result in dieback. read more

How to identify and get rid of invasive spotted lanternflies

The spotted lanternfly was first reported in the United States in 2014 in Pennsylvania, and has since traveled westward, making it to the Buckeye state by 2020. This invasive species come from ... read more

Experts say to squish this insect. What to know about it.

Spotted lanternflies can devastate crops, experts say. 24/7 Live Chicago & Suburban Cook Co. North Suburbs West Suburbs South Suburbs NW Indiana Welcome, Mickey ... read more