Residents are urged to report sightings, kill any spotted lanternflies or egg masses they find, and check vehicles for hitchhikers. It feeds on a wide variety of plants, including trees of heaven ...

They also want you to report any sightings and alert the North Carolina ... The NCDA&CS also recommends checking for the Tree of Heaven which is the preferred host plant for the lanternfly.

They also want you to report any sightings and alert the North Carolina ... The NCDA&CS also recommends checking for the Tree of Heaven which is the preferred host plant for the lanternfly.

The eggs are typically found on the Tree of Heaven, which is also invasive ... DNR also asks Hoosiers to report and potential sighting of the eggs or insects. Good dogs: A pair of lovable ...

Iles said the lanternflies often feed on tree-of-heaven. She added that the insects ... With the confirmed sightings of two nymphs in Dallas County, that means the insect has been detected ...

The first sighting of a spotted lanternfly in Tennessee ... The spotted lanternfly primarily favors the tree of heaven, an invasive tree species in the United States. The tree is prevalent across ...