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A beautiful tree stump textured background created by Ash Borer larva

Nature... This tight shot of a tree trunk, shows evidence of the destruction done by the Emerald Ash Borer. This tree has long since died.

Bark of a spruce destroyed by the bark beetle

drawing made by the insect the emerald ash borer under the bark of a mature tree

Ash trees have become Montreal’s 15-million-dollar-problem. The city has spent nearly that much in the last eight years fighting the infamous emerald ash borer, a beetle that kills ash trees.

tree trunk damaged by bark beetles in the forest

In the forests of the Front Range Rocky Mountain foothills, pine bark beetle holes and burrow tracks remain carved in the wood after the bark has fallen off a Ponderosa pine tree in Morrison, Colorado.

Traces of the emerald ash borer on the trunk of a dead ash in Michigan - like the death sentence for the tree, written under the bark; the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis or Agrilus marcopoli) is a non-native invasive insect from Asia; the green beetle, accidentally introduced by overseas shipping containers into the USA, spread from Michigan through the Midwest and threatens to kill most of the ash trees in North America; shallow DOF

European spruce bark beetle

Bark beetle damage on dead pine tree. Utah, USA.

Rough bark of cork tree creates an organic background.

Close-up view of tree bark with intricate patterns made by bark beetles. Detailed texture of natural wood surface

Emerald ash borer trails in ash tree, created as the introduced and invasive beetle chews through the wood. The insect has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees in North America since its discovery there in 2002. The bark has been removed from this tree, which appears to be a white ash. Photo taken in Connecticut.

The texture of an old, dry tree without bark, gnawed by a bark beetle.

Detailed close up of a tree trunk with engravings and patterns from insects eating on the wood

Close-up of a dry tree trunk with visible insect galleries beneath the missing bark. The irregular patterns and surface erosion reflect biological activity and environmental exposure. Scolytus scolytus.

Vertical photo with wooden texture. Surface of old tree. Texture of trunk damaged by woodworm. Woodworm holes and paths. Light brown color of tree trunk.

The Emerald Ash Borer is an evasive species devastating many forests. The trail pattern shown in the image is the pattern left by the bugs destruction between the bark and the wood.

Dried tree bark on tree trunk with sunshine.

Signature of the bark beetle

Beetle texture on a tree trunk. The close-up image from a firtree was captured in a forest in the canton of glarus.

A tree eaten by a bark beetle, isolated on a white background

Texture of insect-eaten dry wood. The furrows on the trunk. Natural beauty.

Traces of bark beetles on the surface of old wood close-up. Feeding traces of bark beetles on a dead tree trunk. Natural background with textured pattern

Tree bark infested with bark beetle, galleries and single winding tracks on a dead wood, dieback trees forest, environment damage

Emerald ash borer trails on a fallen white ash tree, created as the introduced and invasive beetle chews through the wood under the bark. This insect has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees in North America since its discovery there in 2002. Photo taken in Connecticut.

A macro photograph reveals the detailed, light-brown surface of wood, marked by numerous small holes indicating insect damage and displaying clear, horizontally running grain texture.

Detailed view showcasing the mesmerising natural designs created by wood boring insects on tree bark, emphasising the beauty of organic artistry in nature.

Detailed macro view of aged wood surface showing intricate grain patterns and weathered texture in shades of brown and green.

Cross-section of a tree

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