4‑year‑old weeping willow in CA Central Valley: limbs break in wind, swollen with bore holes, live larvae inside. Two walnuts removed for termites nearby.
Termites don’t attack healthy wood. They move into already decayed areas. The larvae are likely wood‑boring beetles or moths.
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