insects

We've been told all of our lives that women are more scared of bugs than men, but this survey entirely blows up that thought!

It seems they were everywhere in Central New York last year, and now experts are saying we're headed for a really bad stink bug season this year. Could 2020 suck any worse, Utica?

The next time you swat at a wasp or bee in Utica, you'd better make sure you connect - because they remember your face - and they may hold a grudge.

This is NOT a pretty moth; it's a spotted lanternfly (SLF), an invasive pest that could devastate our crops and agricultural production in CNY. Unfortunately, it's made its way into New York.

Although the type of mosquito identified in primarily a bird-biting species, the officials with Madison County say that cases like this remind us that mosquito-borne disease is present in the area.

What kind of caterpillars did this? Hard to believe a healthy tree can survive infestation, but according to the Department of Environmental Conversation (DEC), they can.

You may have heard all the hype about Asian giant hornets, popularly known as 'murder hornets', and the threat they pose to bees and even humans. If you think you found one in New York, odds are you're wrong. Here's what that bug could be.

If you have a real Christmas Tree in your house for the holidays, you may have some unwelcomed guest may show up as well. Here's what to look for.

If you see these caterpillars don't touch them. They have black spines that are packed with venom to ward off predators.

A bug that was once found only in other countries has made it to the United States, and moving north.