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Asian lady beetles are swarming homes in the Hudson Valley for winter, prompting preventive measures.
Residents across the Hudson Valley are facing a seasonal surge of Asian lady beetles, which are swarming homes in late fall to find shelter from cold weather.
Drawn to homes with southwest sun exposure, light-colored walls, and nearby woods, the beetles enter in large numbers, causing nuisance despite being generally harmless.
Experts recommend sealing entry points, using black light traps, vacuuming them up, and planting marigolds to deter infestations.
The phenomenon is widespread and predictable each year, prompting early action to minimize indoor presence.
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