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Ocellate Gall Midge

Acericesis ocellaris

Description:

These galls on the leaves are actually part of the plant, grown because of the insects. The midge larvae live inside the leaf for a week, forming these galls, and then drop to the ground to pupate. (Bug Guide)

Habitat:

Maple leaves in woods, near creek

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1 Comment

Neph
Neph 11 years ago

!!!

Mandy Hollman
Spotted by
Mandy Hollman

Georgia, USA

Spotted on Apr 15, 2012
Submitted on Apr 16, 2012

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