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Emerald Ash Borer and “Look-alike” Insects

Emerald Ash Borer and “Look-alike” Insects. Mark H. Shour, Ph.D. Iowa State University Extension Entomology. The adult emerald ash borer. Adult EAB on ash leaflet. Adult EAB with wing covers raised. Other insects mistaken for EAB. Twolined chestnut borer -Closely related to EAB.

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Emerald Ash Borer and “Look-alike” Insects

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  1. Emerald Ash Borerand “Look-alike” Insects Mark H. Shour, Ph.D. Iowa State University Extension Entomology

  2. The adult emerald ash borer

  3. Adult EAB on ash leaflet

  4. Adult EAB with wing covers raised

  5. Other insects mistaken for EAB

  6. Twolined chestnut borer -Closely related to EAB

  7. Bronze birch borer - Closely related to EAB

  8. Metallic wood boring beetles in same family as EAB

  9. Type of tiger beetle EAB look alike insects

  10. Type of tiger beetle

  11. Type of ground beetle

  12. Type of ground beetle

  13. Type of ground beetle

  14. Type of longhorned beetle

  15. Dogbane beetle

  16. Northern corn rootworm adult

  17. Japanese beetle

  18. Type of cuckoo wasp

  19. Type of cuckoo wasp

  20. Green sweat bee

  21. Type of hover fly

  22. Green bottle fly

  23. Honeylocust plant bug

  24. Green stink bug

  25. Example of a poor digital image!

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