Are there any seed bugs on your Christmas tree?

I live in the northeast, and we just purchased a tree from a farm where the bugs aren't a problem at all. <br><br>I'm kidding, of course. <br><br>I set up the tree and searched around the house. I saw three seed bugs. I also looked for some outside, and didn't find any. I still expect a nice seed bug infestation in the coming weeks. I guess we will just live with them.<br><br>Last year I had a Balsam Fir tree that was a godsend. There were only a few seed bugs at first, but I never saw any outside of the tree stand. Once the tree dried out there were tons of them. The problem was that they were already in the tree stand. I was sick to death of killing them. <br><br>I have a live tree this year. I can't tell what type of tree it is. It is definitely in better shape than last year's tree. The branches don't crack as I move them. The needles are secure. There is no real mess from the branches. <br><br>I'm interested to hear about the seed bug infestations surrounding your tree.<br><br>Edit: <br><br>I checked the tree last night and found a seed bug crawling down my arm. So that was great, but there were none in the tree stand. I saw one on the tree, but there may have been more. The live tree is definitely shedding more needles than last year's tree, but none of them were seed bugs.<br><br>This year we are likely to have a live tree for the next few years, so I'm curious to see how the infestation goes for the rest of the tree life.