Alert! Spotted Lantern Fly found in Brooklyn Neighborhood
September 1, 2021
The Spotted Lantern Fly has been slowly making its was through the East Coast and was recently spotted in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
The Spotted Lantern Fly is an invasive species, first found in New York City in July 2020 but has recently been spotted in Brooklyn.
The insect is a significant threat to a wide range of agricultural crops and has the potential of damaging natural areas and becoming a nuisance in landscapes. They are known for their recognizable red, black, and white colors and spots. To learn more about Spotted Lantern Fly's biology and lifecycle, please visit this website.
Many authorities, including NYC Parks Department has asked that anyone who spots these flies to please kill them by squishing. New Yorkers should also report any findings to NYC Parks by emailing Forest.Health@parks.nyc.gov. Please include photos, location of the infestation, and details of property damage.
To read more information, please visit the NYC Parks Department's website, here.
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