Once again, What's that Bug? came to the rescue when I wondered what sorta critter was crawlin' on my house. Here's what the experts said "In our humble opinion, the Banded Alder Borer, or Laurel Borer, Rosalia funebris, is one of the most beautiful and elegant North American beetles." I think so too. If you need help identifying the bugs in your life, What's that Bug? is an invaluable resource.
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