ughhhh I hate these spotted lantern fly nymphs

[Anonymous]

They're constantly getting into our house because there are so many everywhere now. Worse, they're extremely difficult to kill because they're SO fast and often escape when you try to crush them. They're killing one of my shrubs I've been trying to establish for 3 years now. The adult SLFs are going to be so numerous soon they're going to blot out the sun. I HATE these bastards!

[Anonymous]

My son is sad the nymphs are gone. He diligently plucked and crushed all of them on the shrubs around our house.

[Anonymous]

Where do you live? We saw none. Ballston.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you live? We saw none. Ballston.

+1
McLean/Arl border

[Anonymous]

They’re swarming everywhere in Rockville.

[Anonymous]

Zero in McLean. We spray for mosquitos and so do all of my neighbors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Zero in McLean. We spray for mosquitos and so do all of my neighbors.

Thanks for killing off the bees, creeps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zero in McLean. We spray for mosquitos and so do all of my neighbors.

Thanks for killing off the bees, creeps.

And lightning bugs, butterflies...

But enjoy your poison.

[Anonymous]

They’re so fast!! I tried to kill 1 three times yesterday

[Anonymous]

I carry a fly swatter outside on my deck now! They’re starting to turn into adults here in Loudoun. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're constantly getting into our house because there are so many everywhere now. Worse, they're extremely difficult to kill because they're SO fast and often escape when you try to crush them. They're killing one of my shrubs I've been trying to establish for 3 years now. The adult SLFs are going to be so numerous soon they're going to blot out the sun. I HATE these bastards!

Now imagine how they feel about you, not letting them in to share your house, or killing them if they are going about their daily life even when outside and respecting your space.