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Thumbnail: Colorado Potato Beetle on BestPhotos.US.

Colorado Potato Beetle

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Thumbnail: Asian Multicolored Lady Beetle on BestPhotos.US. The Asian multicolored lady beetle, Harmonia axyridis, is easy to identify from its false "eyes"-- twin white football-shaped markings behind the head. In color, the insects range from black to mustard, with zero to many spots. A common U.S. form is mustard to red and has 16 or more black spots.

Asian Multicolored Lady Beetle

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Thumbnail: Biosteres Arisanus Wasps on BestPhotos.US. Biosteres arisanus wasps inject their eggs into oriental fruit fly eggs.

Biosteres Arisanus Wasps

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Thumbnail: Male Medfly Close-Up on BestPhotos.US.

Male Medfly Close-Up

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Thumbnail: Male Medfly Resting on a Leaf on BestPhotos.US.

Male Medfly Resting on a Leaf

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Thumbnail: Sweat Bee on a Dandelion on BestPhotos.US. Sweat bees, small wild bees such as this one visiting a dandelion, are often attracted by salty sweat on hot days.

Sweat Bee on a Dandelion

2700 × 1996 pixels

Thumbnail: Worker Ant Carrying Leaf on BestPhotos.US. Leaf-cutting ants, such as this foraging worker of Atta cephalotes, are the primary herbivores of tropical areas such as Central America. they can be serious agricultural pests.

Worker Ant Carrying Leaf

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Thumbnail: Female Mexican Fruit Fly on BestPhotos.US. In grapefruit as well as many other fruits, one female Mexican fruit fly can deposit large numbers of eggs: up to 40 eggs at a time, 100 or more a day, and about 2,000 over her life span.

Female Mexican Fruit Fly

2700 × 1752 pixels

Thumbnail: Screwworm Larva Close-Up on BestPhotos.US. Tusklike mandibles protruding from the screwworm larva's mouth rasp the flesh of living warm-blooded animals. A wound may contain hundreds of such larvae.

Screwworm Larva Close-Up

1770 × 2700 pixels

Thumbnail: Aphthona Flava Flea Beetle on BestPhotos.US. Feeding on leafy spurge

Aphthona Flava Flea Beetle

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Thumbnail: Thrypticus Fly Close-Up on BestPhotos.US. This fly is about 2 mm long.

Thrypticus Fly Close-Up

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Thumbnail: Deer Tick Close-Up on BestPhotos.US. Adult deer tick, Ixodes scapularis.

Deer Tick Close-Up

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Thumbnail: Medfly on BestPhotos.US. Medfly feeding on a cotton wick soaked with a bait-dye mixture.

Medfly

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Thumbnail: Mexican Fruit Flies on BestPhotos.US. Mexican fruit flies laying eggs in grapefruit before a test of the reduced-oxygen treatment.

Mexican Fruit Flies

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Thumbnail: Termites Feeding on BestPhotos.US. Formosan subterranean termites are feeding on Sudan-red-stained filter paper.

Termites Feeding

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Thumbnail: Phorid Fly on BestPhotos.US. Fire ants will do anything to resist attack by the tiny phorid fly measuring only about one-sixteenth of an inch. A highly specific natural enemy, the female pierces a fire ant's head and releases an enzyme that later decapitates it.

Phorid Fly

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Thumbnail: Great Spangled Fritillary on BestPhotos.US. Butterfly lights upon a plant covered in mauve flowers

Great Spangled Fritillary

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Thumbnail: Peck's Skipper on Mistflower on BestPhotos.US. Small orange and brown butterfly on light purple flower.

Peck's Skipper on Mistflower

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Thumbnail: Asian Longhorn Beetle on BestPhotos.US. Close-up of asian longhorn beetle invasive species.

Asian Longhorn Beetle

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Thumbnail: Asian Longhorn Beetle on BestPhotos.US. The Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) is large,  ranging from 0.75-1.25 inches long,  with very long black and white antennae. The body is glossy black with irregular white spots. These beetles feed on many species of hardwood trees. Adults can be seen from late spring to fall depending on the climate. This beetle was introduced from China and is currently limited to areas within the cities of Chicago and New York. For more information about this invasive species visit http://www.na.fs.fed.us/fhp/alb/index.shtm

Asian Longhorn Beetle

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Thumbnail: Black swallowtail on BestPhotos.US. Also called Spicebush swallowtail; Black butterfly with small blue spots and yellow stripes,  sitting on blossom with wings open.

Black swallowtail

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Thumbnail: Butterfly wing scale pattern on BestPhotos.US. Close-up of black,  white and orange scales on butterfly wing.

Butterfly wing scale pattern

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Thumbnail: Caterpillar on BestPhotos.US. Unidentified butterfly or moth caterpillar in the Virgin Islands.

Caterpillar

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Thumbnail: Cecropia moth on BestPhotos.US. Close up color image of cecropia moth with wings expanded.

Cecropia moth

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Thumbnail: Cecropia moth on BestPhotos.US. Cecropia moth on an evergreen tree branch.

Cecropia moth

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Thumbnail: Cecropia moth on BestPhotos.US. Moth with brown,  tan,  white,  and red wings,  sittingon rotting wood,  viewed from above with wings spread.

Cecropia moth

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Thumbnail: Cobwebs on Teasel on BestPhotos.US.

Cobwebs on Teasel

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Thumbnail: Common pine shoot beetle on BestPhotos.US. Close-up of opened pine shoot with common pine shoot beetle exposed.

Common pine shoot beetle

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Thumbnail: Common Sulphur Butterfly on BestPhotos.US. Butterfly lights on a beautiful purple flower

Common Sulphur Butterfly

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Thumbnail: Common Wood-Nymph butterfly on BestPhotos.US. Side view of brown butterfly with yellow area on wings containing two black circles with blue centers.

Common Wood-Nymph butterfly

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