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A small longhorned beetle from the Cerambycidae family is a pest of eucalyptus. The larvae are wood borers. Any help with ID?
Spotted on Jan 9, 2013
Submitted on Jan 9, 2013
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I found it in my studio. I think it would be happier on eucalyptus.
This lime tree is by my front porch and becomes the background for some of my 'staged' photos because the light is better outside. The lime has only ever produced two fruit (this year) and needs to feel useful.
Looks like this one is on citrus?