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What kind of bug is this? - Cinara strobi

What kind of bug is this? - Cinara strobi
Dover, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA
September 8, 2017
Size: 3-4mm lengthwise
These bugs have infested one of our White Pine trees. My guess is that they are eating the sap, as they don't congregate on the top of any of the branches. They are very small, less than 3-4mm lengthwise. We noticed them principally because wasps are swarming the tree, most likely to eat these bugs.
Any help in identifying them is appreciated!

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