Seed bugs are massively common in North America, so if there is anything you want to know about these critters, this single resource will help you out. Seed bugs are extremely common in North America, and unfortunately, they are almost all problematic. There are a large variety of seed bugs out there that share similar … Read more
The western conifer seed bug is a very common pest in North America. In this article, we talk about the life cycle of western conifer seed bug, so that you know how long you will have to face this menace. The Western Conifer Seed Bug (WCSB), is one of the main bugs of the Coreidae … Read more
There are two very common pests in North American homes in the summer and spring seasons. In this article, we compare the elm seed bug vs box elder bug. Few things are more frustrating than finding your home taken over by nuisance pests. Especially with the arrival of the warm weather, box elder bugs and … Read more
Seed bugs loved to munch on coniferous plants, but a research report set the cat among the pigeons by claiming they bite humans too. So, do seed bugs bite? We explore this in the article below. No, seed bugs do not bite. But one case was reported in a research journal of a seed bug … Read more
Did you see a nasty-looking black bug with orange streaks on its back? It’s probably the elm seed bug. Here’s how to get rid of elm seed bugs in your home. Stink bugs, as the name suggests, can stink up your home, especially if they are present in large numbers. The Elm Seed Bug, although … Read more
Elm seed bugs are spreading quickly across North America, but where do they originally come from? Is elm seed bug native to Utah or some other state? Let’s find out. Arocatus Melanocephalus, or what we know as elm seed bugs, are originally from Europe and the Mediterranean region. They are not native to Utah or … Read more