Here’s what to know about the boxelder bug, plus other six-legged invaders in Ohio. What does a boxelder bug look like? According to Ohioline OSU, the boxelder bug is an elongated, narrow-bodied ...

Where has the boxelder bug been found? The Boxelder bug is not new, but it’s not known as a fall bug. They have been found throughout Ohio, invading homes and trees, according to BYGL.

Meet the Boxelder bug, a home invader of the fall that you may have never heard of. Here's what they look like ...

But recently, a bug you may have never heard of called the boxelder bug has been found to slink into homes in Ohio, according to Buckeye Yard and Garden Online. Want to know more about this critter?

In addition to monarchs, other colorful species of insects can be found feeding on milkweed plants. Most don't do much damage to the plants.

A kissing bug found in New Castle County in July 2023 was infected with a parasite that cause fatal Chagas disease, UD researchers discovered.

According to Colorado State University Extension, boxelder bugs are often confused with the small milkweed bug and the goldenrain tree bug. An apparent swarm of goldenrain tree bugs. (Getty) ...

An apparent swarm of goldenrain tree bugs. (Getty) Boxelder bug (Getty) A small milkweed bug (Getty) Where can I find boxelder bugs? This will largely depend on what time of year it is.

An apparent swarm of goldenrain tree bugs. (Getty) Boxelder bug (Getty) A small milkweed bug (Getty) Where can I find boxelder bugs? This will largely depend on what time of year it is.

An apparent swarm of goldenrain tree bugs. (Getty) Boxelder bug (Getty) A small milkweed bug (Getty) Where can I find boxelder bugs? This will largely depend on what time of year it is.