GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — It's spring, which means it's stink bug season.
After hibernating all winter, these tiny brown bugs are expected to begin emerging from their hiding spots in homes and heading outdoors. While these bugs are harmless and don't bite, they can be a nuisance.
Experts say last year was one of the worst invasion years for stink bugs in West Michigan with homeowners reporting spotting dozens indoors. The stink bug problem has been consistently growing in West Michigan.
The biggest threat they pose is to fruit trees.
Michigan State University scientists say this year is expected to be even worse. As the bugs climb out of their hiding spots, they may linger in your house a few days before heading outdoors. Experts say to not be surprised if you see dozens.
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