Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Emerald ash borer

by BerrianA.HobbyIVGeorgia, USA

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Emerald Ash Borer

by jesloweryColumbus, Ohio, USA

Woodlands.

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Ash tree

by abtaylor375Evanston, Illinois

Ash tree infested with emerald

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Emerald Green Ash Borer

by Loretta MConnecticut, USA

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Emerald Ash Borer

by antondazombBurlington, Ontario, Canada

The emerald ash

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Emerald Green Ash Borer

by mcmaster.natalieConnecticut, USA

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Ash tree

by LensRotoPortage, Michigan, USA

Ash tree showing damage from emerald

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Green Beetle

by VítorPendãoPortugal

Green Beetle

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Emerald Ash Borer

by p.young713Tampa, Florida, USA

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Redheaded ash borer

by glenn2Maryland, USA

Fire wood pile

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Red headed ash borer

by BenjaminKabelTulsa, Oklahoma, USA

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Red-headed Ash Borer

by ackbotAustin, Texas, USA

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Emerald Ash Borer

by JoshShepherdTennessee, USA

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Red headed ash borer

by TylerDTOKEdmond, Oklahoma, USA

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Banded Ash Borer

by ShellyCoxSavannah, Missouri, USA

Backyard woodpile

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Agrile du frène

by Tina-MariaTozziQuébec, Canada

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Emerald Ash Borer

by JoAnneDavisIndiana, USA

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Red-Headed Ash Borer

by Jocelyn DexterConnecticut, USA

I released this beetle outside after photographing it.

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Red-Headed Ash Borer

by portiere1217New Providence, New Jersey, USA

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Japanese Beetle

by Meisterheim FamilyHartford, Wisconsin, USA

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Ash and Privet Borer

by Marvin SmithArkansas, USA

Widespread in eastern North America. Larva will eat live or dying hardwoods, ...

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Bronze Birch Borer

by ArianaMontana, USA

Is this an Emerald Ash

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Green ash

by sarah.loobyMassachusetts, USA

compound, opposite

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Red-Headed Ash Borer

by turtlesandtombstonesBelchertown, Massachusetts, USA

Thin, about half an inch long.

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Emerald Ash Borer

by BugEricGlenview, Illinois, USA

Small (but large for the genus Agrilus), metallic green and copper as shown.

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Emerald Ash Borer

by Priyanshu Datta RoyWest Lafayette, Indiana, USA

green with a metallic luster on its end. I realized it was an Emerald

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Oil beetle

by Gaelin and AlistairPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Gross black beetle. Not an ash

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Emeral Ash Borer

by KimberlyDuranUrbana, Illinois, USA

About 1 cm

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Emerald Ash Borer (pre-pupae stage)

by JoAnneDavisIndiana, USA

Found in the wood of a dead white ash tree ...

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Spotting

by hannahflemisternatgeowildColumbus, Ohio, USA

Very old tree

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Ash Borer Moth

by Elton_WizardPennsylvania, USA

General appearance is that of a wasp with multi-colored legs.

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redheaded ash borer

by MadCookHarrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA

He is a wasp-mimicking cerambycid beetle, the readheaded

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Emerald Ash Borer

by RendyMoonkiesSurakarta, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

Bright metallic green in colour ( copper hue at the edge of shield).

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Red-Headed Ash Borer

by TropicalYetiGarden City, New York, USA

I saw this beetle crawling around the area underneath my backyard hose. Not ...

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Red-headed Ash Borer

by KeithRoragenNebraska, USA

About 12mm long

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Ash and Privet Borer

by JakubkoMaine, USA

An awesome beetle with light femurs and four light spots on the elytra, ...

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Six-spotted tiger beetle

by JoelWiesnerSt. Charles, Missouri, USA

is this an ash

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Green Ash

by The GeoDexKansas, USA

borer, to the point of near extinction. ...

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Red Headed Ash Borer

by dane.a.hep

Red-headed ash

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white ash

by AnnaWhipkeyLafayette, Indiana, USA

ash

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Red-headed ash borer

by lakerprincess24Emporia, Kansas, USA

Looks like an ant with spider legs and wings that only appear when it's about ...

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Ivory-marked Beetle

by LittleCloudHouston, Texas, USA

They are sometimes referred to as Four-Marked

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Red-headed Ash Borer

by robrodigOshkosh, Wisconsin, USA

There are at least five scurrying around when I open the lid. I think they can ...

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WHITE-EYED BORER MOTH

by DanielleHunterConnecticut, USA

Dark brown to black moth. My flash picked up a reflective spot. A pinkish ...

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Six-Spotted Tiger Beetle

by SalocinOhio, USA

, ants, spiders, and many other kinds of arthropods. This is not an Emerald ...

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Ash and Privet Borer

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Small, dark beetle with yellow spots on elytra, yellow femora and possibly a ...

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Ash and Privet Borer

by ForestDragonVirginia, USA

Elongate beetle with dark brown coloration and pale/yellow markings. Femora ...

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Red-headed ash borers (mating pair)

by GoodyBartlesville, Oklahoma, USA

Red-headed ash