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Insect Identification Laboratory Department of Entomology at Virginia Tech |
Appearence
ADULT (CRUNCHY) OR IMMATURE (SQUISHY), two choices
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| Immature and Larvae Groups May be a caterpillar, beetle grub (often hairy), or a maggot. All are pale and lack a hard covering. | Adult Groups Dark or brightly colored, most with wings (the insect displayed is a camel cricket) |
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