Anyone know which type longhorn beetle this is? Located in central oklahoma.

Just found this, does this mean my oak tree is dying? ......

The Gray-winged Neoclyt-Borer is a harmless longhorned beetle (family Cerambycidae) with the scientific name Neoclytus scutellaris. It is a native of the Eastern United States, primarily feeding on dead or dying oak and hickory trees, and is a common sight at syrup traps and fluorescent lights. This beetle does not bite or sting, and its larvae can be found in firewood, but they do not damage structural wood or healthy trees.

more pictures of your tree...


Probably not a big concern, but they do lay eggs in soft wood.

Have some tree guys come and trim it up, remove all dead/leafless limbs.

The patterns on that sap are absolutely psychedelic!! Wow.