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Longhorn Beetle ID: Cerambycidae Larvae Are Wood Borers

Longhorn beetle

Excellent photo of longhorn beetle (Cerambycidae). Wants species info.

Family Traits

Larvae = wood borers (roundheaded borers).
Attack dead/dying/stressed trees.
Photo at livingwithbugs.com/log_home.html shows similar larva.

Species ID

Post on bugguide.net — experts there pin species from photos.

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