Meet the Boxelder bug, a home invader of the fall that you may have never heard of. Here's what they look like ...

Mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of liquid dish soap with water in a spray bottle. Spray this mixture directly on the bugs. The soap breaks down the bugs’ outer shell, eventually dehydrating them and killing ...

Boxelder bugs prefer feeding on the seeds of a species of maple called boxelder (Acer negundo), but they also may feed on the ...

Here’s what to know about the boxelder bug, plus other six-legged invaders in Ohio. What does a boxelder bug look like? According to Ohioline OSU, the boxelder bug is an elongated, narrow-bodied ...

Adult boxelder bugs are about one-half inch long and black with reddish-orange line markings on their bodies. Nymphs, or immature boxelder bugs, are primarily red. Boxelder bugs cluster on the sides ...

Boxelder bugs have long been the “poster child” for insects that invade homes and other structures in the fall.

Boxelder bugs have long been the “poster child” for insects that invade homes and other structures in the fall.

What are boxelder bugs? Boxelder bugs are named after the boxelder tree, where the bugs primarily live. The bugs are small and their bodies are black with some red markings. They are about half an ...

What are boxelder bugs? Boxelder bugs are named after the boxelder tree, where the bugs primarily live. The bugs are small and their bodies are black with some red markings. They are about half an ...

You may see a black bug with orange stripes, called a Boxelder bug, on the trees of the same name, before they try to go inside. Other typical invaders include Asian Lady Beetles and Stink Bugs.

Above photo: Boxelder bugs (adults and nymphs) on a boxelder tree. Photo by John E. Woodmansee I don’t know about your household, but at mine, the boxelder bugs are knocking (so to speak) on our door ...

Meet the boxelder bug, a home invader of the fall that you may have never heard of. Here's what they look like ...