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It was growing along the highway (on Long Island) when it came down in a storm. You can see the trails left by the larvae.....and one of the beetles. Heres the pix. Cant fit the pic with the trails....sorry.
 

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Any pictures?......................................................................
 
Locust...based on bark and where it was growing. Bugs don't help too much in tree ids.
 
I agree the bark looks like Black Locust. great firewood. I don't know bugs, but I bet somebody out there can ID trees by the insects that infest them
 
That is black locust. Do not burn it. It is horrible wood. I will pick it up for free, bugs too!
 
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