i thought horn worms were sphinx moths...? i raised a couple when i was younger and one came out looking like a sphinx, and another was a giant moth with orange spots...
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i guess there are several types of hornworms...
The fly in the picture is called a long-legged fly, it's predatory and therefore goodMezo said:Interesting, i just took a pic of my plants with holes.
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And the only thing i can see hanging around (and its always there) is this little thing, don't know what it is or if its a good thing or a bad thing?
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At least you have caught your culprit.
Mezo.
Here is a Google image search for "Earwig damage to leaves" http://tinyurl.com/lx28yhfRoguejim said:Glad you caught them in the act. Do earwigs cause similar leaf damage? I seem to have a small population in my garden under the mulch. Not sure if they are friend, or foe.
Tell me, Clarice– have the lambs stopped screaming?