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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5488975 golden loosestrife beetle Galerucella pusilla leaf beetle collection
5475433 black cutworm Agrotis ipsilon Black cutworm larvae instar head capsule measurement gauge.? Instar 4 and larger can cut young corn stalks.
2132086 honey bee Apis mellifera Showing brood comb from recently extracted wild hive laid out on a foundation frame.
2132083 honey bee Apis mellifera Extracting a hive from inside a building wall
2132085 honey bee Apis mellifera Extracting a hive from inside a building wall
5435864 flower feeding weevil Nanophyes marmoratus collecting adult weevils using a beating sheet, they are then aspirated into a collecting vial.
2132082 honey bee Apis mellifera Extracting a hive from inside a building wall.
9009018 honey bee Apis mellifera Placing brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive into frames
9009020 honey bee Apis mellifera Brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive laid out in a frame
9009019 honey bee Apis mellifera Placing brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive into frames
9009016 honey bee Apis mellifera Removing a wild hive from inside a building wall
9009013 honey bee Apis mellifera Removing wood to gain access to a wild hive
9009014 honey bee Apis mellifera Brood comb from recently extracted hive laid out on foundation
9009015 honey bee Apis mellifera Removing a hive from inside a building wall
9009017 honey bee Apis mellifera Removing a wild hive from inside a building wall
2132084 honey bee Apis mellifera placing honeycomb from recently extracted wild hive into a bucket
2108024 southern pine beetle Dendroctonus frontalis The forests that are most susceptible to bark beetle attack are characterized by a high density.
9009022 southern pine beetle Dendroctonus frontalis Chainsaw operator on horseback in Honduras, part odf a cut-and-leave control crew used to treat southern pine beetle infestations 2nd place in the 2003 Southern Forest Insect Work Conference Photo Salon in the Other category.
2180079 spruce beetle Dendroctonus rufipennis salvage of infested area
2105018 European spruce bark beetle Ips typographus Sanitary felling with milling the felling remains (machine Lignatec Chromcom M110), Pokljuka, Slovenia
2105035 small spruce bark beetle Ips amitinus Sanitary felling on an area of 25 ha dameged and dead Norway spruce trees were noticed on April 18th 2003 in the district KoĊĦenjak from 1270 to 1500 m a. s. l., Slovenia
2103100 bark beetles Pityokteines spp. Sanitation of Pityokteines spinidens and Pityokteines curvidens outbreak by burning of felling residues Stojna, Kocevska region, Slovenia, August 2003.
2108025 southern pine beetle Dendroctonus frontalis The forests that are most susceptible to bark beetle attack are characterized by a high density. Olancho Region, Honduras
2108051 southern pine beetle Dendroctonus frontalis Pines utilized for resin production and burned frequently attract bark beetles and should be eliminated from the stand. Olancho Region, Honduras
2101071 six-spined engraver beetle Ips sexdentatus insecticide application on harvested logs

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