Nature Girl·Jun 15I Spy a Spotted LanternflyAround this time last year, an invasive species dominated the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Specifically, in…
M. M. De Voe·Feb 22Want to understand AI?Let me introduce you to the lanternflyA response icon1A response icon1
Judy Haratz Cohen·Sep 16, 2025Dabbling in Drabbles WORD…LanternflyThe first time I met a Lanternfly, I was in Brooklyn, visiting. It was a lovely-looking fly, as flies go. I was wheeling a small overnight…A response icon5A response icon5
InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyBruce Stambaugh·Sep 15, 2025A Pesty Pest If There Ever Was OneSpotted Lanternflies have arrived and are spreadingA response icon2A response icon2
Gwen Giffen·Aug 24, 2025Tree of Heaven is PoisonousTo people. To birds. To other things you grow.A response icon1A response icon1
The Environmental Defense Initiative·Nov 7, 2023Spotted TerrorsOver the past few months, you may have spotted these pesky winged creatures perched on trees around your yard. Lycorma delicatula, spotted…
Betsy Kaplan·Jun 27, 2023Start Stomping — The Invasive Spotted Lanternfly is En RouteThe SLF (Spotted Lanternfly) is not cute. I hate when people call the new insect “beautiful.” It’s disgusting, invasive, and eating our…
Alanna Young·Dec 2, 2022CAN YOU SPOT THE DIFFERENCE?Spotted Lanternflies (SLF) are native to Asia and recently have migrated to Pennsylvania in 2014. Well, they are not harmful to humans…
Morristown Minute·Nov 14, 2022NJ, Destroy These Spotted Lanternfly Egg MassesThe New Jersey Department of Agriculture encourages residents to destroy spotted lanternfly egg masses.
