David Cappaert's Images
Title: Research EntomologistOrganization: Michigan State University
Unit: Entomology
Country: United States
I am a researcher, working with Michigan State University since 2002 on the emerald ash borer. EAB is a pest with the potential to essentially eliminate a major hardwood species from the US. The scientific questions are broad, interesting and consequential. A recent focus has been on Atanycolus, a native parasitoid of EAB. For an entomologist, the downside of research is the generally limited focus--one species, one system. So photography is my excuse to explore a wider range of flora/fauna. |
| 11 Images of 7 Subjects | View Subject List | View Image Details | View Thumbnails |
| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2133026 | click beetle | Southeast Michigan | |
| 2107046 | ash borer | Podosesia syringae | |
| 5389020 | banded ash borer | Neoclytus caprea | |
| 5389021 | twolined chestnut borer | Agrilus bilineatus | |
| 5381012 | twolined chestnut borer | Agrilus bilineatus | |
| 5343058 | long-horned beetles | ||
| 5343066 | bronze poplar borer | Agrilus liragus | |
| 5110033 | emerald ash borer | Agrilus planipennis | prepupal cell |
| 9009031 | emerald ash borer | Agrilus planipennis | Larva feeding. Nearly mature larva feeding on cambium. |
| 1460071 | emerald ash borer | Agrilus planipennis | Largest size class collected in early September, some individuals appeared to have completed feeding. Maybury State Park, Michigan; August 30, 2002 |
| 1460072 | emerald ash borer | Agrilus planipennis | Mixed larval stages collected from single location on tree. Maybury State Park, Michigan; August 30, 2002 |
