The stink bugs are coming out of the woodwork in New York…literally. You may think stink bug season is over once the snow hits the ground, but you’d be wrong. Yes, they’re very active in the ...

"From New York to the Carolinas is where we would expect to see populations of stink bugs on par or larger than in previous years," he said. Krawcyzk said that he tracks the stink bugs in regards ...

The smelly stink bugs are immune yo pesticides and are spreading rapidly. Sept. 26, 2010— -- Meet Stink. He's got glands that release a foul, musty odor when he's mishandled or feels threatened.

This “Invasion of the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug” would have to be a documentary ... and remarkable piece by Kathryn Schulz of The New Yorker, “When Twenty-Six Thousand Stinkbugs Invade ...

We're talking about stink bugs. It eats just about every crop. And in some parts of Western Maryland, they've caused massive damage. They may not look like much, but they're tough. "Little tanks.

the stink bug has already caused “severe agricultural and nuisance problems” in Oregon, Michigan, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey ...

The wasps lay their eggs in the eggs of stink bugs, which kills the stink bug eggs and stops the bugs from creating a new generation of pests. Aside from being really annoying to homeowners ...

Move out of the way, stink bugs—there’s a new fall bug in town. Well, not just one bug. A couple of them. The invasion of brown marmorated stink bugs is a clear indication of fall.