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Treebeard: Tiny galls on a Coast Live Oak catkin
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Scott Explore: Oak Gall
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Treebeard: Tiny galls on Coast Live Oak catkins
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Treebeard: Galled flowers of California Coffeeberry
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Treebeard: Gall of a Fuzzy Gall Wasp on Scrub Oak
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Treebeard: Debris-carrying larva of a Green Lacewing consuming an aphid on a Coffeeberry gall
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Treebeard: Gall Midge fly emerging from a gall on California Coffeeberry
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marlin harms: Galls Initiated by Beaked Twig Gall Wasp, Disholcaspis plumbella, on Scrub Oak
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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scottbeseda: Gall In The Yard
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Joan's Pics 2012: Willow Redgall Sawfly - Pontania proxima
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marlin harms: Galls Initiated by Juniper Urn Gall Midge, Walshomyia juniperina, Two Early Stages
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Treebeard: Gall of a Coyote Bush Bud Gall Midge -- with exit holes
hedera.baltica: Bugle galls
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marlin harms: Gall Initiated by Ruptured Twig Gall Wasp, Callirhytis perdens
hedera.baltica: Rose bedeguar gall
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Treebeard: Gall of the Beaked Twig Gall Wasp on Scrub Oak
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CrazyBugLady: Robin's pincushion!
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Treebeard: Gall of a Live Oak Bud Gall Wasp -- going, going, gone!
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Treebeard: Gall of a Live Oak Apple Gall Wasp on a leaf of Coast Live Oak
hedera.baltica: Beech gall
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Alone again. Naturally.: Common Spangle Galls on fallen oak leaf (each gall contains a larva of the gall wasp Neuroterus quercusbaccarum)
hedera.baltica: Cynips longiventris gall
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Joan's Pics 2012: Knopper Gall of the Andricus quercuscalicis Wasp
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Joan's Pics 2012: Common Spangle Gall of the Neuroterus quercusbaccarum Wasp
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Joan's Pics 2012: Oak Artichoke Gall of the Andricus foecundatrix Wasp