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European spongy moths detected in Sandpoint, Idaho, signal possible new infestation, prompting expanded monitoring and public warnings.
Invasive European spongy moths were detected for a second consecutive year in Sandpoint, Idaho, with three male moths captured in 2025, raising concerns about a potential reproducing population.
Though no egg masses or feeding damage were found, DNA analysis confirmed the moths' presence, marking the first such detection since 1991.
The Idaho Department of Lands plans expanded trapping in 2026 and urges residents to avoid moving firewood and inspect outdoor gear to prevent spread.
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Las polillas esponjosas europeas detectadas en Sandpoint, Idaho, indican una posible nueva infestación, lo que provocó un monitoreo ampliado y advertencias públicas.