Pine Bark Beetles
Ips spp., Dendroctonus spp.
A complex of bark beetle species that attack pine trees, including mountain pine beetle, southern pine beetle, and various engraver beetles. These insects bore through bark and can kill trees through direct feeding damage and vectored fungal diseases.

Identification & Symptoms
What to Look For
Potential Damage
Lifecycle
Adults bore through bark to mate and lay eggs. Larvae develop in galleries under bark, pupate, and emerge as adults to attack new trees.
Professional Treatment Approach
Preventive insecticide treatments during flight periods
Remove and destroy infested trees promptly
Maintain tree vigor through proper forest management
Pheromone traps for monitoring populations
Timely harvest of stressed or damaged trees
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