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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)
Female chewing oviposition site in maple tree while male covers her.
Oviposition sites are visible as orange pits
Several oviposition sites on one tree
Several oviposition sites on one tree
Oviposition sites on a birch tree across street from reported infestation site
Oviposition sites are visible on the upper part of the trunk of this birch tree.
Close up of oviposition site on birch
Photo of birch planting, oviposition sites not visible from this distance
Planted birches, oviposition sites are visible in the largest size of this photo
Exit holes in the upper branches of a maple in a park close to the original reported infestation.
Pair of beetles on maple tree
Oviposition sites in branch of maple tree
Mating pair high up in maple tree, on main trunk
Damage to the upper branches of a Norway maple
Numerous oviposition sites on a single large branch of a Norway maple
Sap oozing from wounds caused by beetles