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Invasive spotted lanternfly infestation reported in Seekonk

SEEKONK, Mass. (WPRI) — The spotted lanternfly has once again been detected in Massachusetts, this time in Seekonk.
The invasive insects are notorious for swarming during the late summer and fall.
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) confirmed the infestation after several Seekonk residents reported seeing the bugs.
This marks the third year since the state detected its first known spotted lanternfly infestation.

While the insects do not bite or sting, MDAR warns that they often gather in swarms, leaving behind a sticky, sugary residue on surfaces known as honeydew.
Spotted lanternflies pose a significant threat to grape and wine producers, as well as other agricultural industries, according to MDAR.
The insects attack over 70 different plants, including economically important crops like grapes, apples, and hops. They also target forest and shade trees, such as maple, willow, and birch, with the invasive tree-of-heaven being their primary host.

Spotted lanternfly: Should you be worried about them?

Over the next several weeks, MDAR and U.S. Department of Agriculture staff will check trees in Seekonk to assess the extent of the infestation. They urge residents to report any spotted lanternfly sightings to help prevent the species from becoming established.
Think you've seen one?
First, compare your bug to the photos below. If it does not resemble any of the spotted lanternflies pictured, there's no need to file a report.

If your bug does match, check the map to see if your area is already infested.
If it is not marked on the map, file a report to MDAR by snapping a photo and filling out the online form.
The spotted lanternfly also made its first appearance in Rhode Island in 2021 and has since been spotted in numerous communities.

MORE: DEM treating 5 communities for spotted lanternflies

If you see one in Rhode Island, take a photo, squish it and report it to the R.I. Department of Environmental Management.

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