What kind of bugs are in Pennsylvania?

In this regard, what are the new bugs in PA?

The spotted lanternfly is a new insect pest first discovered in Pennsylvania in 2014. Reports of the bugs in Philadelphia have become increasingly common.

Subsequently, question is, are kissing bugs in PA? While Chagas disease is common in Latin America and still relatively rare in the U.S., the CDC said kissing bugs have now been found in about 30 states, including Pennsylvania. The insects have also been found along the border of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, meaning they may be crossing into the Garden State.

Subsequently, one may also ask, are there Assassin bugs in Pennsylvania?

But in recent years it's been reported in states as far north as Pennsylvania — yes, Pennsylvania. Formally known as triatomine bugs, kissing bugs feed on humans and animals. The CDC estimates that about 300,000 people with Chagas disease live in the U.S., most having been infected in parts of Latin America.

What are those flat bugs in my house?

Upon the onset of cold weather, stink bugs seek shelter to spend the winter in a dormant phase known as diapause. Stink bugs search for overwintering sites in late fall before the weather conditions drastically change. They spend the winter hiding inside homes or buildings, usually in the walls, attic or crawl space.