Pennsylvanians are no strangers to invasive insects. Just take a look at the spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect that has invaded Eastern Pennsylvania, feeding on and causing significant damage to trees. This year may bring with it a new invasive species of spider in Pennsylvania for which you definitely want to keep a lookout. However, it’s not expected to be troublesome, especially compared to the spotted lanternfly.

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While we await the arrival of this new invasive species of spider in Pennsylvania, all Pennsylvanians should be on the lookout for the spotted lanternfly. If you see a spotted lanternfly in Pennsylvania, be sure to kill it as it causes significant harm to trees and agriculture in the state.

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