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Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

Identification & Control

(Halyomorpha halys)

Shield-shaped brown bug with mottled markings and banded antennae that releases a strong odor when disturbed.

An outdoor pest that insists on overwintering indoors.

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Physical Appearance

  • Shield-shaped brown body
  • Distinct banding on antennae
  • Releases odor when disturbed

Common Locations

  • Overwintering indoors: attics, wall voids, window/door gaps
  • Outdoor vegetation in warm seasons

Why They're a Problem

They’re masters at slipping in through tiny gaps. Exclusion (sealing) is the long-term play. If entry points stay open, they’ll keep finding their way inside.

Homeowner Tips

They’re masters at slipping in through tiny gaps. Exclusion (sealing) is the long-term play. If entry points stay open, they’ll keep finding their way inside.

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Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

Occasional Invaders

  • Shield-shaped brown body
  • Distinct banding on antennae
  • Releases odor when disturbed
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