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tiny lumber bug
Copyright © 2019 StanBaer

tiny lumber bug
Toledo, Ottawa County, Ohio, USA
July 21, 2019
Size: 1 mm
insects seem to remain on newly purchased, pine lumber. very, very small - difficult to photograph. I did not observe them going into or coming out of the wood (not boring). did not see any of them fly.
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Contributed by StanBaer on 21 July, 2019 - 1:35pm
Last updated 23 July, 2019 - 9:01pm

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