There may not be spotted lanternflies splattered on the sidewalk or clustered along the sides of trees and windows. But the invasive pests are still here, hidden in egg form under a waxy coating that resembles mud. While the living spotted lanternfly population dies during the winter, their egg…
Source: Morningcall
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