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White Pine Cone Borer - Eucopina tocullionana
Copyright © 2018 mattbrad

White Pine Cone Borer - Eucopina tocullionana
Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
June 1, 2018
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Contributed by mattbrad on 30 December, 2018 - 6:01pm
Last updated 1 January, 2019 - 7:24pm

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I checked the "Adult" box (for you) on this and several other images. Please remember to check this box on every image that you submit.

This is a good shot, but it would look much better if you re-crop the original and then replace it. You can edit and replace your images at any time.
Images that are properly cropped have a better chance of being noticed by the experts.
… Bob Biagi, 30 December, 2018 - 8:48pm login or register to post comments

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