Asian Longhorn Beetle Larvae Identification

In article , k_haas snipped-for-privacy@core.com says... :) I live in the Chicago area, and as many of you know, over the last few years :) we have had problems in certain areas with the Asian Longhorn Beetle. :) Anyway, I was splitting some wood the other day and found it to be infested :) with some sort of boring larvae. The wood is Willow. :) :) I have tried to identify the larvae via a web search, but can find no :) particular site on the larvae identification. I am attaching a link to a :) picture. :) :) If someone knows of a good site, or has experience identifying the larvae, I :) would appreciate some feedback. :) :) Thanks, :) :) Ken :) :)

A picture of what? I don't seen any larvae. sed5555

was named Giddleman or Gittlemen if that helps.

All I see in your picture is a slab of wood, no larvae.

Try this website for lots of images of larvae, etc.:

Sorry,

Let's try this again.

This is not the Asian Longhorn beetle larva. This is most likely Cryptorhynchus lapathi (Curculionidae), a willow/poplar borer (prefers willow). Much better picture. sed5555