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Oak Apples, Oregon
Oak apples, the galls of the small wasp Andricus californicus, on a valley oak stem. These conspicuous galls are among the largest of the oak galls. Within the gall the larval wasp feeds and develops in safety, burrowing out thru a small hole that it makes when mature. Photo taken near Bend, Oregon.
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/ David Schleser / Nature's Images
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9 x 12 inches / 24 x 31 cm
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