stink bugs

If you’ve spotted a stink bug crawling across a wall or buzzing near a window lately, you’re not alone.

It's been warmer and dryer than normal fall weather in Central New York the last several weeks and that means the stink bugs have been back out attempting to sneak into your house.

Cooler weather means warm homes, but for stink bugs, that’s an open invitation. Here’s how to keep these pesky invaders at bay this fall.

Bad news: you're not the only one in your house seeking refuge from the cold.

Honestly, if they wanted to disappear forever - I wouldn't mind. I've found approximately ten just this week in my house.

The most active season for stink bugs is March through September with warm temperatures, and according to the Farmers Almanac, this summer will be perfect for those stinky stinkers to thrive.

It seems they were everywhere in Central New York last year, and now experts are saying we're headed for a really bad stink bug season this year. Could 2020 suck any worse, Utica?

They're everywhere: outside the house, trying to get in, and inside the house, trying to be as creepy as possible. Stink bugs are all over Central New York.