Definitely a Brown Marmonated Stink Bug. Don't squish it, the stink is awful and nothing will take away the small. Birds won't eat them, either. Just disposed of one yesterday. Gently grabbed it with toilet paper and flushed it.
Yes, Brown Marmorated Stink Bug. We got them in our motorhome from a camping spot. They like to hide in crevices and they got into everything. I was still finding them a year and a half later. If you have a little hand held rechargeable vacuum that's a good tool for catching them.
Roommate looked it up and was like “oh the internet just says they smell like coriander. Obviously that’s not so bad.” I was like “whatever you say dog.” I know stink bugs smell like shit from when I was kid.
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
Lick it. Tell us what it tastes like.
Quebeker
That bertha. She stinks
redtails2649
It's Fred
Ack210
Definitely a Brown Marmonated Stink Bug. Don't squish it, the stink is awful and nothing will take away the small. Birds won't eat them, either. Just disposed of one yesterday. Gently grabbed it with toilet paper and flushed it.
AmericasNextTopFondler
Possibly a Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
ziralien
Species of stinkbug. Do not squish. Catch and release outside. They're attracted to light, and love small spaces to be in.
DuffyMx
Stink bug / Shield bug
scarabrae
Stinkbug! Harmless, don't squish them. Catch/trap and send them outside, feed the birds.
ProCycle
Yes, Brown Marmorated Stink Bug. We got them in our motorhome from a camping spot. They like to hide in crevices and they got into everything. I was still finding them a year and a half later. If you have a little hand held rechargeable vacuum that's a good tool for catching them.
spontaneous9
Stinkbug
NewtGinGrinch
Arilus cristatus aka wheel bug
theGildedDanMan
Google images look different than the guy I’ve got here can you take a second look for me?
NewtGinGrinch
https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/hidden-threat-identifying-kissing-bugs-from-similar-bugs/1992866/ comparison image on here may help ..
ufoara
Lovely invasive kill em all and one day we may have unspotted apples again
hope54043101
Looks like a stink bug
theGildedDanMan
That’s what I thought too, but I grew up with stink bugs and these all seem larger
depressedscientist
There are so many varieties of North American stink bugs. And females tend to be a bit larger than the males.
theGildedDanMan
That was something I didn’t know before making this post
hope54043101
Well, if you kill one and it stinks, then stink bug it is.
4b6e6f747779726b696e
Brown marmorated stink bug.
theGildedDanMan
That looks like it is it! The ones I grew up with were smaller, and must’ve been a different species. That was Nebraska.
IgnisInvictus
Don't squish it, they freaking reek.
theGildedDanMan
Roommate looked it up and was like “oh the internet just says they smell like coriander. Obviously that’s not so bad.” I was like “whatever you say dog.” I know stink bugs smell like shit from when I was kid.
IgnisInvictus
Coriander?
The frick?
Honestly, I've never gotten my nose that deep in coriander, I mean, maybe the bug smells like that.
The problem with stink bugs is that whatever that smell is, smells all at freaking once.
theGildedDanMan
Yeah idk I can’t stand the smell of stink bugs when I was a kid. I’m sure it’s just as bad or worse with these bigger ones