Anybody here know worms?
#1
Anybody here know worms?
Super odd question I know. I was going to plant some bulbs today. I dug all these up. Does anyone know what these are?
There were literally hundreds. They scrambled like crazy. Are these fly larve? They are roughly half an inch long. Maybe a sixteenth of an inch around.
There were literally hundreds. They scrambled like crazy. Are these fly larve? They are roughly half an inch long. Maybe a sixteenth of an inch around.
#5
I live in Denver Colorado. I am thinking maybe moth larve. They sure buried themselves quickly. Hundreds of them. This ground is very fertile. It has been under leaves as mulch all winter.
Last edited by no1oldsfan; April 5th, 2021 at 11:16 AM.
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#10
My 2 cents.... not worms, not caterpillars, not maggots they are some kind of larva, my guess beetle larva. Seems strange there are so many in one spot. They look similar to the meal worms you get at the pet stores to feed lizards and frogs. You could get some of that soil and keep it moist and put it and the larva in a jar and see what thy turn into..
#13
My first thought were meal worms as well. Guess I
should see what meal worms could have possibly been eating that would create such a mass.
I am still amazed how quickly they vanished. I dug down where they were another eight inches. Couldn't find one of them.
I brightened them up here.
should see what meal worms could have possibly been eating that would create such a mass.
I am still amazed how quickly they vanished. I dug down where they were another eight inches. Couldn't find one of them.
I brightened them up here.
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