I’ll take this as an opportunity to educate people on another invasive pest from Asia that’s started spreading more rapidly in North America. I’ve heard people say they aren’t actually a threat to crops but once you see the entire ground moving from a swarm of these things crawling to a food source you’ll change your mind. The spotted laternfly has been found in 14 states so far has no natural predators and they easily hide their egg mass underneath pallets, trailers, wood etc and it’s then transported across state lines. Please learn how to ID them in all stages, any sightings should be reported to your states department of agriculture and they should be euthanized on sight. I know in PA you no longer have to report sightings as they have already taken over. Not sure about any other states.

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/resources/pests-diseases/hungry-pests/slf/spotted-lanternfly