sumball
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mphil said:I seemed to have missed this post. :bsmilie: The yellow bug is commonly called a weevil or snout beetle. It belongs to the Curculionidae family of beetles. They are herbivorous in nature and some of their cousins in this family are considered pests. The distinct feature of this family of beetles is their pointed and curved snout. However, in this pic, the snout was not shown clearly. If you happen to see them, go for the nose!
The other interesting pic with the caterpillar and a predateous beetle larvae. I think the beetle larvae was trying to tackle the cat but found it too big to deal with. Cant id the larvae till it develops into an adult.
Good shots! :thumbsup:
good piece of info. :thumbsup:
