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Insect damage in pine tree wood, close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Small tunnels of bark beetles in the dry branch of a pine tree. Destroyed branch by forest pests Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden background. Close up of tree wood showing patterns made by bark beetles and bugs. Damage done by bark beetle Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine tree wood eroded in wormholes suffers from bark beetle infection selective focus close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spruce pine tree bark beetle infection bark close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Larva of woodworm living under pine bark. Common furniture beetle. Insect pest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Insect damage in pine tree wood, close up

Pine tree wood eroded in wormholes suffers from bark beetle infection selected focus close-up texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine tree wood eroded in wormholes suffers from bark beetle infection selected focus close-up texture background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood worm corridors under infection bark of pine tree close-up. Imprint of bark beetle. Forest pests, diseased tree. Macro texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of fallen pine tree, cut with chainsaw, exposes tunnels created in the wood by Round Headed Borer larva, in North Carolina. May be the Pine sawyer beetles (Monochamus spp. ), also referred to as long-horned beetles