Stinkbugs

[theo]

Any other members get them your way? Tons of them here.

[ColdHouse]

Those things stink.

They are almost like illegal immigrants. They come uninvited and you have to treat them nice or else... It is wise to escort them peacefully off the premises.

[davidmcbeth3]

Any other members get them your way? Tons of them here.

Just put up a sign "No Trespassing by Democrats" ...

[theo]

Just put up a sign "No Trespassing by Democrats" ...

[Sunny Boy]

Any other members get them your way? Tons of them here.

Get a couple or three each year on the screened in porch, here. Can't figure how they get in.

Last year had hundreds at the Saratoga house. And my brother said they had a lot at his house on Long Island.

I guess it's a bit too cold at higher elevations for them here in CNY hill country.

Paul

[theo]

Your lucky!

[Retro_Origin]

Any other members get them your way? Tons of them here.

Used to have hundreds in my parents house growing up, now we don't see them near as much, maybe it's a trend/wave depending on area.

[hank2]

They started showing up in eastern Pa. in the late 90's. We were swimming in them about 10-15 years ago. Especially when the second species arrived. Now they're mostly seen in late Spring. Not so many now.

[Toddburn]

Got trick or treat ones here in Sw Pa you open the doors to show five or so out and they trick you then treat you with ten more back in a few minutes later

[hank2]

The heat from radiant coal stoves has been known to wake up a few hibernating stink bugs mid Winter. I usually give them a trip to the load door and enjoy the extra .000056 btu of heat energy.

[warminmn]

They are here but not thick, at least not yet. First one I saw was 2 or 3 years ago. I bet they came on a boat from somewhere we shouldnt deal with. Thats why we use wool sock filters for our morning caffeine fix