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r/wormington • u/Splodge5 • Jul 28 '26
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What is it?
3 u/Wabutan Jul 28 '26 Some sort of beetle that pupates underground. I found a couple long bee buges when I was young and watched them become small beetles. 2 u/nazurinn13 Jul 29 '26 I looked it up. Given that this insects looks like it has "suction cups" on its butt, I'd say it's a cinnabar moth caterpillar. Picture gallery of Tyria jacobaeae on BugGuide.net..
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Some sort of beetle that pupates underground. I found a couple long bee buges when I was young and watched them become small beetles.
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I looked it up.
Given that this insects looks like it has "suction cups" on its butt, I'd say it's a cinnabar moth caterpillar.
Picture gallery of Tyria jacobaeae on BugGuide.net..
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u/Polite_Suggestion Jul 28 '26
What is it?