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I've looked at several online sites, and asked lots of locals, and cannot identify this critter that I saw on my front door yesterday, in the 8th floor hallway of a Condo. It is about an inch long.
Have you tried bugguide.net? They have a nice tool where you can punch in characteristics of the insect, but they also have forums with a lot of knowledgeable people. You can post a picture and other posters will give you their input.
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Originally Posted by Cleonidas
I think that's a red-headed ash borer. Often found in woodpiles or in the house after bringing wood inside from the woodpile.
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