It might surprise you to know that there are more than 260 types of stink bugs (Pentatomidae) in North America, the most common being the green, brown, or brown marmorated (an invasive species that ...

Over the past several years, the invasive brown marmorated stink bug has found hospitable conditions in our houses, which are appealingly warm during Western Washington’s cold, wet winters. They’re a ...

Stink bugs are invasive, six-legged insects. They are almost two centimeters long with a shield-like shape, and a grayish speckled coating. As the name suggests, these insects will produce a stinky ...

If you've ever accidentally squished one of these tiny, shield-shaped intruders in the garden, then you know exactly why they're known as stink bugs. But even beyond their distinctive, odorous defense ...

As the year winds down, there are plenty of things to worry about. Is your home insulated well enough for the coming winter? Does your heating system need an update? Will your house be overrun by ...

Owning a pet means having to occasionally demand that they spit out whatever’s in their mouth. Sometimes, it’s a harmless bunch of grass or a found bit of biscuit, but other times, it’s a stink bug.

As fall arrives many pests start to seek shelter from the cold. Their instinct is to find a warm retreat — which can often be your home! While we know that spiders are a common nuisance during the ...

Brown marmorated stink bugs seem to be creeping back into Washingtonian’s homes as the smelly bugs are seeking warm temperatures during the winter season. Brown marmorated stink bugs may find their ...