These invasive pests are wriggling into Wasatch Front homes. Here’s what you can do.

Elm seed bugs aren’t native to Utah, but they now call the state home.

(Ryan Davis | Utah State University Extension) Adult elm seed bugs. These invasive pests appeared in Utah sometime around 2014. The insects have been known to enter homes in large numbers, but are harmless.

These invasive pests are wriggling into Wasatch Front homes. Here’s what you can do.

Elm seed bugs aren’t native to Utah, but they now call the state home.

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