What does a stink bug nest look like?

Answer 1

I don't know for sure there is a "queen stink bug" but I seen one at work today we were calling the "queen". It was twice as large as a normal stink bug (brown marmorated beetle) with larger wings, longer legs, longer antennae, but the feature that stuck out the most was a shell-like bit that stuck out in the middle of it's body and had a center row of spikes going down the middle of it. Also, it had a long black "feeder" (or sucker, I'm not an etymologist so I don't know the proper terminology) sticking out of it's "mouth" that was black and curled under it's head. It was big, and gross and when one of my coworkers kicked it, something red came out of it's hind-end and then retracted back inside. I'm 99% sure it was a stink bug, and if it was, it was certainly a bigger, badder version.

Answer 2

Shield and spined soldier bugs are insects that look like stink bugs. Both examples number among the members of the Pentatomidae insect family. All three possess bodies that are five-sided, like diamonds or shields.

Answer 3

Stink bugs make nests like ants. Stink bugs have a habit of nesting under the siding on a house and in walls.