Spotted lanternflies can devastate crops, experts say.
Scientists have a message about the spotted lanternfly: If you see one, squish it.
New York state's Department of Agriculture and Markets, Department of Environmental Conservation and the Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservationthis year to train volunteers on how to identify and track the invasive species in the state. So if you plan on being vigilant for spotted lanternflies this summer, here are some key things to know.The bugs gather in large numbers and can be found in backyard trees and in parks, where they feed on trees and ooze a sugary substance called honeydew, which then can cause a sooty mold that can land on lawn furniture or your car, Eshenaur said.
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