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We found this grub inside a rotten orange (a great place to look for bugs!) that was in the orange grove at school. I’m honestly stumped. I should at least try and key it to order level, but right now I have to write a paper for plant ecology.
Yes, at first glance, I agree, probably moth. But I can’t remember the proleg rules (# and so forth) for the different orders..
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aura218 said:
I’m not a buggirl, but we used to call them nightcrawlers. They were good bait for catching sunnies/sunfish. We’d dig them up just under the surface in the early morning. This was up near the Pocanoes, Pennsylvania.
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miss-dumpliing said:
It’s gorgeous :D
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wizzlbang said:
SHH, he’s hiding…
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exploringinside said:
Lepidoptera, I think.
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