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Tiny caterpillars, with their tiny mouths can eat a thin layer green without stick the leaf.
thanks, Mark. everything ends well and I did not need to use my rifle. :D
You're right Sckel. I will put this back in the mission. The empty leaves are signs. Sorry but to fixing hundreds at one time.
because you removed it from the mission, Mark?
Many thanks for your comment, lauren.
Removed from 'Signs of wildlife' mission as this is actual wildlife.
Great spotting Sckel, it is like mine. I think the pattern on my leaf is due to leaf skeletonizing leaf beetles because it goes clear through. Your little caterpillars are eating only the top layer. Great find!
Spotted on Aug 14, 2013 Submitted on Aug 14, 2013
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thanks, Mark. everything ends well and I did not need to use my rifle. :D
You're right Sckel. I will put this back in the mission. The empty leaves are signs. Sorry but to fixing hundreds at one time.
because you removed it from the mission, Mark?
Many thanks for your comment, lauren.
Removed from 'Signs of wildlife' mission as this is actual wildlife.
Great spotting Sckel, it is like mine. I think the pattern on my leaf is due to leaf skeletonizing leaf beetles because it goes clear through. Your little caterpillars are eating only the top layer. Great find!