You've probably noticed them in your doorway, along windows and in the nooks and crannies of your car. It's miller moth season ... then migrate back and lay their eggs," said Francisco Garcia ...

So, what exactly are we on a quest to destroy? Eggs – huge masses of them that look like mud. "The spotted lanternfly and spongy moth are economically and environmentally destructive invasive ...

That’s when female moths lay eggs and their life cycles begin again ... particularly around windows and doors. You can also reduce lighting at night in and around your home, including turning ...