But some of them are more problematic than others. Insects like boxelder bugs are more of a nuisance pest than a burden on your health or finances. Make sure that you’re familiar with these ...

Remove these insects from your home once and for all. Wondering how to get rid of boxelder bugs? Lower temperatures tend to bring pesky bugs seeking warmth—like the boxelder bug (often called a ...

But recently, a bug you may have never heard of called the boxelder bug has been found to slink into homes in Ohio, according to Buckeye Yard and Garden Online. Want to know more about this critter?

Boxelder bugs, also known as maple bugs, are commonly found in areas with a large density of boxelder, maple, or ash trees and will often gravitate towards homes with those species of tree in ...

If there are trees of any sort on your property, you may be familiar with boxelder bugs, insects that lay eggs on maple, boxelder and ash trees, as well as other surfaces. Boxelder bugs are black ...

Here’s what to do about boxelder bugs gathering in or near your home. Native to the U.S., boxelder bugs sometimes become a ...

The pest in question? Boisea trivittatus, better known as the boxelder bug. Here are 4 things you should know about boxelder bugs. Unlike its invasive relative, boxelder bugs are native to North ...

“Boxelder bugs are a little creepy and seem to appear out of nowhere” says Alison O’Connor, Colorado State University Extension specialist in Larimer County. “They like to wander into ...

I don’t know about your household, but at mine, the boxelder bugs are knocking (so to speak) on our door wanting in. If you have a boxelder tree or trees on or near your property, you may also be ...

Boxelder Bugs (Boisea trivittata, family Rhopalidae) have long been the “poster child” for insects that invade homes and other structures in the fall. Thanks to a tip When the boxelder bugs ...

The boxelder bug is a relatively harmless insect that’s named after its main food source — the box elder tree. They feed off of the female versions of these trees — which are the only ones ...