“Stink bugs, squash bugs and western conifer seed bugs are not all in the same family, but they’re in the same order — true bugs, Hemiptera,” said Adrian Marshall, a Yakima-based post ...

Brown marmorated stink bugs are among the most notorious of insects invading your home, but they're also among the least harmful. CBS News: Free 24/7 News Special Report ...

Stink bugs, which likely hitched a ride to the United States in a shipping container, ... Asian lady beetles, as well as western conifer seed bugs, box elder bugs and cluster flies.

In this mind-bogglingly diverse biosphere we live in, a lot of different species emit a stink when threatened, among them the leaf-footed bugs and, of course, stink bugs, writes Dana Wilde.

Well, this stinks. Stink bugs are showing up in homes across Western Pennsylvania. With fall and winter approaching, they’re becoming more prevalent as they seek shelter in homes and buildings.

Stink bug traps are only marginally effective at this time of year, but spraying outside around your windows, doors and screens should keep stink bugs at bay. The best advice is to be pro-active.

Destructive stink bugs have invaded Western Washington in droves. The brown marmorated stink bugs are native to Asia and first arrived in America in the Mid-Atlantic states. In 2010, the bugs ...

Stink bugs and boxelder bugs aren't the only insects that will annoy you while they look for warmer shelter for the winter. Other bugs, such as the western conifer seed bug, magnolia seed bug ...

Stink bugs are shield-shaped insects with a marbled or streaked — marmorated — appearance. ... Asian lady beetles, as well as western conifer seed bugs, box elder bugs and cluster flies.

Destructive stink bugs have invaded Western Washington in droves. The brown marmorated stink bugs are native to Asia and first arrived in America in the Mid-Atlantic states. In 2010, the bugs ...