hmm, that is interesting.

It had been raining off and on for a week, about 2 inches in total, during the time of this little fella coming on to the cement. I do water alot and do have slug problems.

I have been on the look out for others. Nothing in the yard is visibally eaten. It's cooler now and fall, so who knows!!

 

awesome find! this forum is turning into the critter forum

 

i found my grub prob playing frisbee with the dog, he stopped on a dime and rode the grass 5 ft. like a slip and slide

 

Hmmmm............. I don't know what it is? 1st time i saw this type of critter
i think it is tomato worm.

 

"Hmmmm............. I don't know what it is? 1st time i saw this type of critter
i think it is tomato worm."

 

That is a deadly Canadian Spitting pillar. It is extremely venomous, one bite and your whole family will die. Good thing you killed it.

 

Looked like a Tomato Hornworms. Tomato Hornworms are the larva of a huge moth called five-spotted hawkmoth. Approximate size of the moth is around the size of a hummingbird. The hawkmoth is gray-brown with yellow spots on the sides of their body.

 

 

I was eating my sandwich when seeing this topic and I dropped it poor me!
It looks so scary! I've never seen a huge one like this in my life!

 

Fugly. But there's another thread on here sme place about food in Vietnam. I'm pretty sure that was Wed's lunch.