All sorts of pests are capable of invading your home throughout the year. But some of them are more problematic than others. Insects like boxelder bugs are more of a nuisance pest than a burden on ...

The bugs are named after boxelder trees, where they’re frequently found. However, they also feed on other trees like maple, elm, and ash trees. They can also come inside your home, where you ...

Their scientific name is Boisea trivittatus and they belong to the same family as stink bugs and cicadas. They get their name ...

These bugs reproduce and feed on female, seed producing boxelder, maple and ash trees. During late summer and fall, boxelder bugs begin leaving the trees to find protected areas for the winter.

The box elder is a native tree that produces large amounts of seeds that hang on all winter. They provide food for birds and ...

Boxelder bugs are flitting around once again ... They don’t lay eggs indoors, but prefer laying them in the spring on maple or ash trees. Sometimes home heating systems will revive them ...

As temperatures rise this week, boxelder bugs, lady beetles and invasive brown marmorated stink bugs are all emerging for the ...