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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: US Forest Service (Photographer: Michael Bohne)
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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 while male guards her.
A heavily infested maple tree with many exit holes.
A heavily infested maple tree with many exit holes.
Frass on a branch
Female chewing oviposition site while male guards her.
Frass collected on a branch.
A new oviposition hole (right) next to an older hole (left).
Close up of male guarding female.
Close up of female chewing oviposition pit.
Female chewing egg-laying site on a heavily infested tree.
Mating pair (female is larger, closest to tree branch)
Heavily infested tree with many exit holes.
Full view of heavily infested maple tree.
Beetle at base of tree, surrounded by frass.
A tree showing older signs of tree damage.
A tree with older oviposition sites.
Older oviposition sites that have begun to close up.
Close up of an older exit hole.
Sap oozing from oviposition sites (wasp is on right)