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		<title>Palo Verde Beetle Season in Phoenix: What Those Giant Bugs Mean for Your Trees</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Every summer, right around late June and into July, Phoenix homeowners encounter one of the desert&#8217;s most startling insects: the palo verde beetle. These enormous, dark brown beetles can measure three to four inches long, and finding one crawling across your patio or buzzing toward your porch light is an experience most people do not...</p>
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