Posted: 1/1/2024 1:20:05 PM EDT
| I've lived in Idaho for over 30 years and have never once seen a stink bug, nor have I heard anyone mention them, but I found 2 in my house this morning. I'm guessing they arrived in a delivery box, but Google says there have been a couple of reports in the Treasure Valley. Anyone have experience with these in Idaho? |
| I live in Central Idaho and see them outdoors occasionally, the brown ones. This year we will see many more due to our mild winter along with many others and Californians. |
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Originally Posted By BoiseG: I've lived in Idaho for over 30 years and have never once seen a stink bug, nor have I heard anyone mention them, but I found 2 in my house this morning. I'm guessing they arrived in a delivery box, but Google says there have been a couple of reports in the Treasure Valley. Anyone have experience with these in Idaho? SW Idaho they are common from April-May to Oct. Haven't seen many from Nov-March during the cold temps. What part of the state are do you live in ?? . |
| There are a lot in the Newport area. We had them bad in Republic from around 2000 on. They are newer arrivals in the Newport area. Seems like they are migrating east. |
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| We never had them in Seattle. Until we did. Then they were everywhere. Not sure if they arrived on a boat full of rubber dogshit or global warming© drove them out of their ancestral homeland |
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We get these ones seemingly all the time. They fuckin' reek. Just a few weeks/months ago I noticed these ones. They smell exactly like almond extract. Honestly a pleasant smell. 
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Originally Posted By AMERIKINSHIP: We get these ones seemingly all the time. They fuckin' reek. http://10000thingsofthepnw.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/BDD42342-6218-40A0-B90E-B3EC65686C46-2048x2048.jpeg Just a few weeks/months ago I noticed these ones. They smell exactly like almond extract. Honestly a pleasant smell. https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2F10000thingsofthepnw.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2020%2F09%2FC0290415-DD7B-4B14-97F4-92CDCE9013A5-1536x1536.jpeg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=0a21d99ca358b85514306fed9b825e9bcc54f0d518a7b2063c46846aa88adad9&ipo=images That aroma is the extra Chaga's. As attractive as they are, don't go kissing them. Yes, we have those up North, too. |
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I just found one in my hot tub this afternoon. No, I wasn't taking a dip at noon on a Monday, I was draining it so I don't have to deal with keeping it going when our highs drop into the singles or negatives. I haven't seen any with firewood, but I cut my own wood. |
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Here in Northern Idaho we have them really bad, I kill a few each day in the house. They're way worse in the fall. |
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