Asian lady beetles begin flocking to houses in Mound toward the end of summer, and become especially relentless in fall. As they are unaccustomed to Minnesota’s climate, these invasive pests swarm on siding, windows and doors for warmth, as well as invading homes. Asian lady beetles have a nasty disposition, and will commonly bite or secrete toxins that produce a terrible stench and stain clothes.
It’s inevitable that some Asian lady beetles will venture into your house in Mound, and trying to prevent their entry is an exhausting chore. If you don’t want to live with Asian lady beetles all winter long, call a licensed beetle control company.
