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Published 1 month ago

Spotted lanternflies are about to reappear

Summary by The Galax Gazette
The battle to beat the bug is back. Spotted lanternflies, which have overwintered in egg masses, are about to hatch and make their reappearance as nymphs in mid- to late April, said Virginia Tech entomologist Eric Day.

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Spotted lanternflies are about to reappear

The battle to beat the bug is back. Spotted lanternflies, which have overwintered in egg masses, are about to hatch and make their reappearance as nymphs in mid- to late April, said Virginia Tech entomologist Eric Day.

1 month ago·Bedford, United States
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