Eastern boxelder bugs feed and breed on a host tree in North America. Learn how to protect against an invasion with pest control in WNY.
Why are Japanese Beetles an Invasive Species?
The Japanese beetle is a species of scarab beetle that’s native to Japan. Easily recognizable, the beetles have a metallic green head and coppery-brown wings. They are also known as garden pests that feed on and damage common leaves, flowers, and fruits. Japanese beetles are especially bothersome in the U.S. where they are considered an invasive species due to a …
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