By Motinot
down, Ireland
My sister would love to know what this grub is called...I haven't a clue, she said there are several in her garden..Not as black as this seems, more a greenish colour with paler bits....Can anyone help?
- 11 Mar, 2012
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Oh thank you Gnarly...I'll let her know...:>)
11 Mar, 2012
it does eat roots of plants and it may be a leather jacket but it turns into a beatle not a daddy long legs . some people call the little round bodied beasties you find in the shed daddy long legs but there related to spiders and the flying ones are flies .
12 Mar, 2012
No !!!
It turns into a daddy long legs go and have a nosey about potter into leather jackets lol
http://www.grassclippings.co.uk/grassclippings/controlling-leatherjacket-larvae.html
Gg
12 Mar, 2012
Leather jackets do turn into craneflys.I think anything that looks grub like i would be inclined to get rid of on the basis its bound to eat something you want
12 Mar, 2012
Thanks for the link Gnarly...That looks exactly right...:>)
12 Mar, 2012
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sorry couldnt find it . i guess you must of seen it but just hard to believe such a comparativly large pupa turns into a tiny bodied fly when a little maggot turns into a quit big blue bottle .
13 Mar, 2012
The link worked for me Nosey and it sounds strange, but it is true....
13 Mar, 2012
it does sound strange motinot but i stand corrected . i looked it up somewear else and the parent beasty is a crane fly . i looked quit deeply into it and the grub isnt as big as i thaught it was when you look at other pictures of it . im glad i was wrong . thanx for teaching me something i didnt know .
14 Mar, 2012
I learned something too, thanks Nosey and thanks to Gnarly....:>)
14 Mar, 2012
your welcome
15 Mar, 2012
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Hi
It turns into a dadylong legs its a Leather jacket eats the roots of plants also lives in the lawn
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