Goin' with one of the Eyed Click beetles, maybe (Alaus oculatus).

Yes, that looks like it. The wire worms are what is destroying my trees. The info says it eats the crops of plants, but doesn't mention trees, but I have seent he wire worms munching on the tree, right under the bark. Need to get rid of them now.

Don't think they're damaging the tree. But they may be going after something else that is.

"Food --
Adults may take some nectar and plant juices. Larvae are predatory, eating grubs of wood-boring beetles like cerambycids (longhorns)."

Above info, and more, at
http://bugguide.net/node/view/458

So, if the long-horned beetles are in your tree, it's been sick/stressed for some time. The outlook may be poor.

Time to have a certified arborist or two out for an on-site evaluation.

Here is a link that might be useful: eyed click beetle at bugguide