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05-09-2009, 03:47 PM
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| | | Black caterpillar-like larva for ID Please. Feeding on horseradish. I saw these on the same plants same time last year.
How do I know what to start looking at - flies, moths? The first time I thought they were some sort of centipede.
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| | | Re: Black caterpillar-like larva for ID Looks like a sawfly to me | 
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| | | Re: Black caterpillar-like larva for ID Thanks  Seems to be a turnip sawfly - Athalia rosae in which case I also have its Ma or Pa!
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