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Unknown Spotting ( One Side Of This Insect, Had Been Chewed On )

Description:

The night before, I looked out of the left and right front windows. I spotted two, small, flying beetles, one, large, flying grasshopper, and one, black insect. This one, black insect, was right next to the left side wall, of this house, and very close, to the left front window. This black insect, was alive and intact, and this all happened, around 11:00 p.m. This morning, around 8:00 a.m., I looked out of the left front window, and this black insect, was still there. I grabbed my camera, and I opened the front door. I got very close to this black insect. This black insect, was about one inch long, and one half of an inch wide. As I bent down, to take its photo, one side of this black insect, was all chewed up. The colors of this insect, was black, and different shades of brown.

Habitat:

Something, had chewed upon, the right side, of this black insect. The colors of the right side of this black insect, is now different shades of brown. Overnight, something had chewed upon this black insect. I spotted this black insect, leaning against the left, side wall, of this house.

Notes:

Around 11:00 p.m. at night, I spotted a black insect, resting against the left side wall of this house. The following morning, around 8:00 a.m., I went outside, to take some photos, of this black insect. As I got real close to this black insect, I saw that one side, of this black insect, was chewed upon. Overnight, something had chewed upon the right side, of this black insect.

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maplemoth662
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maplemoth662

Mobile, Alabama, United States

Spotted on Jul 9, 2018
Submitted on Jul 11, 2018

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