Four 50-60 ft pines, 30 years old in upstate NY. One dying: brown needles, bark holes, dark ant-like bugs.
If only inner needles brown = normal seasonal drop (pines keep 2 years' needles). If ALL needles brown = tree dead.
Call NY DEC Forestry (free forester visit). Contact: dec.ny.gov/about/558.html
Early detection saves adjacent trees.
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