How long is love bug season in Texas?

There is no "love bug season" as such in Texas. "Love bugs" is a common term used to refer to certain species of scuttle flies that are native to the southeastern United States. These flies typically swarm in large numbers during certain times of the year, particularly during the late spring and early summer months (around April to June). The exact timing and duration of their emergence and abundance can vary from year to year and depend on various environmental factors such as temperature and rainfall. These flies are harmless and do not pose any significant threat to humans or plants, but they can be a nuisance due to their large numbers and tendency to swarm.