Home Turf War: Stinkbugs Are Closing in on Bedbugs’ Territory. 1 minute read. 24 Sep 2009 --- Stink Bug head, Order Hemiptera, ... have formed the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Working Group.

Brown marmorated stink bugs are an invasive species native to Asia. In the U.S., ... but introducing a non-native species into new territory is always risky business.

The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) is an invasive species that was introduced to North America in 1998. In a very short ...

It was an absolutely false claim, but totally believable. Early this year, a few news organizations reported that the brown marmorated stink bug was at the top of an Agriculture Department most ...

Where did stink bugs come from in the first place? BMSBs are long known in China, Japan and adjacent countries, but have hitchhiked by some manner to the United States. Their encore appearance was ...

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There are approximately 260 stink bug species that can be found in Canada and the U.S., according to Terminix. The invasive species is native to East Asia, but has made its way beyond this origin ...

In Oregon, the stink bug favors the Willamette Valley. But it tends to explode in numbers and expand to any new territory where back yard gardens provide water, shade and leaves to eat, and has ...

Stink bugs usually find themselves man made structures to keep warm throughout the cold winter after feasting through the end of the summer. He also reiterated that most people have nothing to fear.

Stink bugs don’t bite or sting and have few natural predators. They aren’t poisonous for pets, but if yours eats one, they may vomit or drool excessively from the secretions stink bugs carry.

Stink bugs tend to show themselves most in the fall and spring. Here's why, and how to get rid of the pests in your home or garden.