A Northeast Ohio resident finds a bug in the bedroom (one previously on the bed) after 13 years in the house. They ask for ID, why it's appearing now, and how to keep others out.
Expert Answer: This is a brown marmorated stink bug (image). They are harmless and likely entered last fall. The linked page has exclusion tips.
— Jack DeAngelis
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