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Strange looking creature at Gradyville, KY is bad: A bagworm Tim Duncan writes: That is what we call a bagworm around here. This is the larvae stage of a Bagmoth. They build the bag from materials in their enviroment which provides them with a natural camoflaged. Some species of these can be very destructive to plants and trees, especially to certain types of evergreen shrubs.- Tim DuncanComments re photo 41262 Whitehurst Diaries Stumped by strange looking insect This story was posted on 2011-07-29 06:15:12
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