As you take your late spring or summer walks, look and ... Sounds like the same story over and over, but many of these species’ numbers are dropping because of reduced wintering areas in the tropics.

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Native to Asia, the spotted lanternfly ... will emerge from their eggs and wreak havoc on your garden and Ohio's environment. Here's what they look like, and what to do if you see one.

How to build a high-end outdoor kitchen These egg masses look like blotches of dried mud spread on vertical surfaces. Each of these egg masses can contain up to 50 spotted lanternfly eggs.