Glue traps to kill spotted lanternflies are killing birds in NJ
People are wrapping tree trunks in glue traps to catch and kill the pest. Turns out it’s catching birds in an unintended consequence.
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Could spotted lanternflies help stop another invasive NJ species?
Why it's possible one invasive species in New Jersey might be able to help control another
Is your county under lanternfly quarantine? Here's what to do
Certain parts of New Jersey have once again been urged to use caution when traveling.
What to know about the spotted lanternfly and the tree of heaven
This is especially important now since Spotted Lanternfly eggs are expected to hatch very soon in New Jersey. The tree of heaven is a very likely place to find those egg masses.
Now is the time to start destroying spotted lanternfly eggs
The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive species that feeds on many varieties of vegetation, potentially killing the tree or plants.
What to know about the spotted lanternfly and the tree of heaven
How to identify the tree of heaven, one of the most likely places to find egg masses from the spotted lanternfly
Have you seen spotted lanternfly eggs? Here’s what you should do
The simplest way to get rid of the eggs requires three things that you likely already have in your home!
Are spotted lanternflies toxic to dogs?
Despite the rumors, entomology experts say spotted lanternflies are not harmful to dogs; only agriculture.