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FakeNoose

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6. That's actually a good idea, I might start doing that myself

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Reply #5)

Tue Jul 25, 2023, 09:57 AM

Jul 2023

They're hard to stomp because they never hold still long enough.

The biggest problem is that the SLF have no natural enemies here. Birds don't eat them, and way too many eggs are surviving our mild winters. Like the stinkbugs, these things came from China.

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Are you seeing spotted lanternflies in your area of the state? [View all] FakeNoose Jul 2023 OP

None at my home near Fairfax, VA yet. We've seen them in Winchester, VA and Laurel, MD. n/t FSogol Jul 2023 #1

I saw two nymphs a few weeks ago... skypilot Jul 2023 #2

Here in northern Delaware I've hardly seen any. Especially compared to last year Walleye Jul 2023 #3

I'm in Cranberry, and none yet. BlueIn_W_Pa Jul 2023 #4

Maplewood, N.J. 3Hotdogs Jul 2023 #5

That's actually a good idea, I might start doing that myself FakeNoose Jul 2023 #6

OK, me again, and crap!! BlueIn_W_Pa Jul 2023 #7

They're still very small but they hop around like crazy FakeNoose Jul 2023 #8

I just reported it to the PA Dept of Agriculture BlueIn_W_Pa Jul 2023 #9