Introduction Boxelder bugs (Boisea trivittata) are common insects that often become unwelcome visitors in homes and gardens, such as Fruitland’s gardens and parks. Recognizable by their distinct black and red markings, these bugs are primarily found in North America. While they are generally harmless, their tendency to congregate in large numbers and infiltrate living…
Boxelder Bugs: Intro: Boxelder bugs get their name from being found on Boxelder trees. However, they can also be found on maple and ash trees. This means that they could easily be discovered in a lot of different locations in Fruitland that might have trees. They could live in places like Schwartz Sturgeon Pond or…
Boxelder bugs are a common nuisance insect in Fruitland. These bugs are commonly seen in the spring, summer, and fall. They are known for congregating on homes, looking for warmth. Boxelder bugs can be seen on trees throughout Fruitland, including areas like the Crestview Park and Hidden Meadows Park. Boxelder bug infestations can quickly get…
Since trees are a boxelder bugs favorite hangout, this makes parks like Mesa Park an ideal place for boxelder bugs to call home. Boxelder bugs to not bite, sting or cause diseases. They are a nuisance though, as they like to invade homes and buildings and can even stain light colored surfaces. They can also…