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acrobat ant
Female American dog tick next to a dime
ant
Ant
Artist rendering of a carpenter ant
ash plant bug
Ash sawfly larvae on a green leaf.
Ash spider mites and webbing on tree bark. Photo by Neric Smith.
Bark beetle emergence holes. Photo by DR Lewis.
The fringe hairs on the pronotum of the bat bug (R) are as long or longer than the width of the eye; the thorax fringe-hairs are shorter in the bed bug (L). From Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet "Bat Bugs" (HYG-2105A-05)
Image of Carios kelleyi as viewed from above
Bird mite specimens under tape
Black cutworm (top) and dingy cutworm (bottom) against a blue background.
An adult black fly on a human arm.
A shiny green adult blow fly outdoors on the leaf of a tree.
Boxelder bug nymph, with a red body and black wings and legs, against a gray background.
Bronze birch borer adult
Image of a bumble bee gathering pollen from a light purple cone flower.
Camel cricket adult. Photo by Kansas Department of Agriculture, Bugwood.org
Carpenter ant
Coarse sawdust accumulates at the base of a tree infested with carpenter ants.
Dead carpenter bees next to yellow ruler
crown dieback
A Cecropia moth caterpillar on a tree branch outdoors.