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cyclonefence

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8. The wings may not be off

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #7)

Sun Feb 26, 2023, 07:02 PM

Feb 2023

They might be folded under the harder upper wings--if you look at some of the photos showing those gauzier wings open, you can see what I think is the red wings open, too. But I don't know.

I really hated stomping them until I read that news item about the grape harvest in Berks Co. I live outside Philadelphia and saw quite a few last year.

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This is the season to scrape spotted lantern fly egg masses [View all] FakeNoose Feb 2023 OP

K n R ! Thanks for posting!...nt JoeOtterbein Feb 2023 #1

another thanks NJCher Feb 2023 #2

Is this in reference to love bugs or something entirely different? Ferrets are Cool Feb 2023 #3

The spotted lantern fly - it's moving into Pennsylvania since last year FakeNoose Feb 2023 #4

Thank you very much. Ferrets are Cool Feb 2023 #5

This is what they look like by the time I notice them cyclonefence Feb 2023 #6

Thanks for this - I never saw one with the wings off FakeNoose Feb 2023 #7

The wings may not be off cyclonefence Feb 2023 #8