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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5454365 Asian chestnut gall wasp Dryocosmus kuriphilus young gall of Dryocosmus kuriphilus
5454366 Asian chestnut gall wasp Dryocosmus kuriphilus old galls of Dryocosmus kuriphilus
5454367 Asian chestnut gall wasp Dryocosmus kuriphilus tree with old galls of Dryocosmus kuriphilus
5388330 spider mites This plant is infested with spider mites.
5388273 obscure scale Melanaspis obscura An obscure scale infests this branch.
5388319 unknown scale Poor cultural conditions predisposed this tree to scales.
5388318 unknown scale Scales can be seen on the underside of this ficus leaf.
5388321 unknown scale Poor cultural conditions predisposed this tree to scales.
5388207 unknown scale A type of scale infects this atlas cedar.
5388347 eastern tent caterpillar Malacosoma americanum Many eastern tent caterpillar species build tents which are often occupied for the entirety of the larval stage. 
5388329 sphinx or hawk moths The sphynx moth uses its large wings to hover and feed like hummingbirds.
5388252 lace bugs Teleonemia spp. The picture shows shrub (Pieris japonica) damage from lace bugs.
5388293 horned oak gall Callirhytis cornigera Horned oak gall
5388272 horned oak gall Callirhytis cornigera Horned oak gall
5388255 lady beetle A ladybug and aphids are on this river birch leaf (Betula nigra).
5388282 mantid Tenodera spp. A praying mantid case is attached to this twig.
5388283 mantid Tenodera spp. A praying mantid case is attached to this branch. 
5388278 bark beetles Pine bark beetles infect this virginia pine.
5388365 walkingstick Anisomorpha spp. Walkingstick
5388369 pine weevil Hylobius pinastri Weevil on a tuplip poplar.
5388351 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastation pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388346 tarantulas Tarantula.
5388280 sawfly Macremphytus spp. A pine sawfly is on this needle.
5388279 sawfly Macremphytus spp. A pine sawfly clings to pine needles.
5388209 cicadas A maple exhibits signs of a cicada infestation.
5388356 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388355 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388354 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388264 mealybugs Mealybugs are very primative insects and feed in the same way as aphids. 
5388265 mealybugs Mealybugs are very primative insects and feed in the same way as aphids.
5388256 leaf cutter weevil Amblyrhinus poricollis Damage done by the leaf cutter.
5388248 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica This pair of adult Japanese beetles exhibits a naturally wild mating engagement.
5388249 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica A Japanese beetle perches on a shoot.
5388250 Japanese beetle Popillia japonica A Japanese beetle perches on this leaf.
5388204 bumble bees Bombus spp. A bumblebee gathers nectar from a flower.
5388184 ants In some instances, ant presence may be cause for further inspection of tree health. 
5388185 ants Ant presence may be cause for further inspection of tree health. 
5388189 bagworms Bagworms construct these protective bags for overwintering and from which, young larvae will crawl out from next year.  Bagworms are perennial insect pests of  juniper, spruce, pine, arborvitae, and other conifer species. 
5388190 bagworms Many differenet broadleafed trees, not only conifers, host bagworms.
5388191 bagworms Broadleafed deciduous trees also host bagworms.
5388192 bagworms A bagworm hangs from this conifer branch. 
5388194 wood borers A wood borer leaves boring marks on a sugar maple. 
5388196 wood borers Evidence of borer presence is demonstrated in a branch crotch.
5388183 pinhole borer Platypus spp. Signs of the ambrosia beetle often include boring holes and galleries as depicted on this elm.
5388186 ants Ants take advantage of the soil surrounding trees to build wide-spread ant hills. 
5388176 mites Mites infect a fraser fir twig.
5388177 mites A mite infects a fraser fir.
5388178 mites A mite infects a fraser fir.

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