Spotted lanternfly nymphs are actively feeding across Gloucester County this month, expanding beyond tree of heaven to maples, walnuts, and fruit trees.
The sticky honeydew residue left behind is often the first sign property owners notice, coating leaves, furniture, and anything parked beneath an infested tree.
Healthy established trees typically tolerate a season of activity, but repeated years of heavy feeding add up, making early identification valuable.
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Close-up photo of lanternfly nymphs or sticky honeydew residue on leaves and bark. Authentic property photography preferred over stock imagery.
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