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Yellow Douglas Fir Borer (male)

Centrodera spurca

Photo by BugEric
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42.1939, -120.346

Field Notes

Description:

Yellowish-brown in color as shown, usually with a black dot near the edge of the middle of each elytron (wing cover). Size approximately 22-23 mm.

Habitat:

Found clinging to a window screen at a motel at night, attracted to outdoor lights. Surrounding habitat is grassland with juniper.

Reference Links:

Centrodera spurca Classified by Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS), Species Centrodera spurca - Yellow Douglas Fir Borer - BugGuide.Net

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