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Homeowners are advised to find and destroy spotted lanternfly egg masses this fall to reduce next year's population. Each egg mass contains around 35 eggs and is laid on surfaces like trees, decks, and fences, particularly on red maple, silver maple, and willows. Removing or smashing egg masses prevents the insects from hatching in spring, as adults lay eggs until killed by cold weather, helping control this invasive pest.
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