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Asian Longhorned Beetle Images - Worcester, MA. August 2008.
Click on an image below to see a larger version or to download the full-sized photo. If you use these images, please credit: Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (Photographer: Jennifer Forman Orth)
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Videos:
- Female chewing egg-laying site as male guards her (From J. Forman Orth)
- Beetle running down tree (From J. Forman Orth)
- Female laying egg (From Bob Childs, Deborah Childs and Deborah Swanson)
The main tree where the beetles have been spotted - a red maple
Female is digging out an oviposition site, male is covering her
Close up of female digging oviposition site as male covers her
Oviposition site, or pit
Dead beetle at base of infested tree
Close-up of oviposition site
Another oviposition site
Holding a beetle
Holding a beetle
Female beetle collected at the site
Female beetle collected at the site
Beetles collected at the site
Another beetle making its way down the maple tree
Exit hole caused by emerging adult, and two oviposition sites
Exit hole caused by emerging adult, and more oviposition sites
Exit holes high up on a sycamore maple tree
Exit holes and oviposition sites high up on a Sycamore maple tree
Exit holes high up on a Sycamore maple tree
Accidentally caught a beetle in this shot (top right)
Frass (sawdust/wood shavings) left under a heavily infested tree
Beetle climbing down a maple tree
Oviposition sites on a large, fallen maple branch
Oviposition site on a large, fallen maple branch
Oviposition pits on another red maple at the reported site
Beetle on an infested red maple tree
Beetle on an infested red maple tree
Beetle on a infested red maple tree