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My neighbor and I have TONS of these little guys from late spring through mid summer, mostly in places where they can hide under rocks or thick foliage. There are no boxelder plants in the area but I've heard that they will eat maple seeds which are in abundance from my neighbors tree. They don't seem to bother or harm anything and don't invade the house so we just let them be.
