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4 Dec 2017 Black & Yellow Beetle - Megacyllene robiniae Yellow and Black Striped Bug - Megacyllene robiniae Locust Borer - Megacyllene robiniae Megacyllene robiniae Megacyllene sp. on Solidago rigida - Megacyllene robiniae Locust Borer - Megacyllene robiniae Cerambycidae Megacyllene robinae?
Tree of Life Link: Hymenoptera. Hymenoptera includes the ants, bees and wasps. It is a diverse group and includes some very common and conspicuous species, including most of the social insects. In Tucson, some of the most frequently encountered hymenopterans include honeybees (Apis mellifera), carpenter bees
26 Aug 2013 Although these are astonishingly beautiful little critters, they are very destructive of their host, Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia). As the locust trees have been spread from the southern Appalachians pretty much throughout the country, the Locust Borers have spread with them. Goldenrod also draws an
5 Nov 2013 By the time I reached the back end of the campground, I'd collected rather large series of the hackberry associates when I noticed a dying honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) tree in one of the campsites. Honey locust (and fabaceous trees, in general) is favored by several species of jewel beetles—at least
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7 Jun 2010 Many times this causes the alarmed homeowner to post a photo of the insect on BugGuide and ask if it will cause damage to their home. So close is its resemblance to the locust borer that novice insect enthusiasts often identify it as such based on comparison to photos and refuse to believe it is not that
Species Megacyllene robiniae - Locust Borer. The information below is based on images submitted and identified by contributors. Range and date information may be incomplete, overinclusive, or just plain wrong.
Cicada killer wasp - Hymenoptera. 35. Click beetle - Coleoptera. 36. Clover leaf weevil - Coleoptera. 37. Cluster fly – Diptera. 38. Codling moth - Lepidoptera. 39. Colorado potato beetle - Coleoptera. 40. Common stalk borer - Lepidoptera. 41. Corn earworm - Locust leafminer - Coleoptera. 82. Longhorned beetle -
22 Oct 2012 Locust Borer - Megacyllene robiniae. Powder River near Richland bridge; Latitude: 44° 44' 46.406" N Longitude: 117° 10' 16.974" W, Baker County, Oregon, USA September 4, 2012. Locust Borer on gray rabbitbrush, (Ericameria nauseosa var. nauseosa) that was up on bank by river. About 11:55 AM.

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