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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Unidentified Tracks, Sign, and Other Mysteries » Unidentified Galls

Unidentified Galls

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Unidentified Galls
Tiny gall on red oak Terminal gall on woodland aster Terminal gall on woodland aster beech galls Harmandia gall on red oak Tamalia coweni Galls on Walnut Leaf Another willow leaf gall - maybe Pontania? Willow gall, Pontania sp? Willow gall, Pontania sp? Clover Leaf Galls ID Request large galls on oak Stem gall christmas fern gall? Aspen twig gall neighbor Aspen twig galls Galls and a community of aphid-like creatures? Galls and a community of aphid-like creatures? Galls and a community of aphid-like creatures? Galls and a community of aphid-like creatures? bore hole in progress bore hole in progress bore hole in progress Plant galls

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