Stink Bugs

As the temperatures start to drop in Michigan, we should also start to see the decline of pesky bugs. But for one bug in particular, this is the time of year where they are looking for a warm place to hibernate, like our home or workplace.

There is one bug that you should avoid squishing in Ohio as it can cause a big problem.

Seriously... they've been there the WHOLE TIME!?!??!

Seriously, I'd almost rather have more mosquitos if it meant less stink bugs.

If you're curious too, the stink bug isn't even native to our country, it's an insect native to China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian regions. But In September of1998 it was collected in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where it is believed to have been accidentally introduced.

No, the Polar Vortex didn't do it but researchers think they may have found a way to deal with the ever-present stink bug.

An entomologist from Michigan State University is saying that the story, which was widely reported during the cold weather, is not likely to be true.

Many Entomologist will tell you the classic tricks that seem to work: put some soapy water in a pan and flash a light over it;

It's not your imagination, stink bugs are taking over West Michigan right now. Here's a cheap way to get rid of them.

With the weather becoming unseasonably warm, I'm sure you've noticed the tiny stink bugs that came in to your house to hibernate are suddenly active, once again. They aren't dangerous, they don't bite, they don't carry disease, but they sure do give you a start when they fall from a light fixture our drapes...