Nature Guys delve into the invasion of the stink bug! Bill and Bob will share the history of the stink bug and some tips on what to do if they visit your house.
Brown marmorated stink bug
Bill’s stink bug trap
Stink Bugs
Step outside and stay awhile
Step outside and stay awhile
I have been thoroughly enjoying the podcast since discovering it a few weeks back. I check my phone in hopes for a new one often… too often probably. I tried to tell my wife a bit last night of what I’d learned about stink bugs, but she just didn’t have the same enthusiasm for the topic that you guys did! 🙂
Also, I wanted to let you know I’ve added you to one of the related sites I manage in the hopes that others in this niche will become aware of what you’re doing as well: thebushcraftreport.com
Thank you both for the high quality, informative nature podcasts!
Hi, Guys – I’m a recipient of your “marketing” at the Wildflower Pilgrimage earlier this month and have been listening to your very enjoyable podcasts ever since (as has my husband).
However, on the subject of the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug, Jim McCormac would beg to differ with you as to whether or not they bite people. His blog entry on the subject has made me a bit wary:
http://jimmccormac.blogspot.com/2014/01/a-much-reviled-bug.html
Keep up the good work. Listening to your shows was a great accompaniment (and distraction) as I spent some hours in the past 10 days pulling garlic mustard from our woods!
Glad you are enjoying the podcast. Thanks for sharing Jim McCormac’s blogpost on the possibility of stink bugs biting.