Canteen Catering by durleybeachbum
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Description
These are the larvae of a sawfly, probably a Nematus, Arge or Tenthredo species
Comments (20)
Wonderful colors.. great shot :)
Greedy little devils. Great shot Andrea.
a feeding frenzy if ever i saw one, glad to see you got down on the business end of things Andrea, a great shot
Wonderful pic.
Looks like u caught the whole family here such pretty worms.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Very good
Yikes, you could probably almost hear them chewing! Great capture!!
Haha! I laugh of Denise´s comments. I thought the same. Super beautiful shot, Andrea :)
Looks like they are having quite a party. I count thirteen. This is an amazing shot. Do you walk around the garden with a microscope?
Hope they paid the bill!!!
This is really amazing !
Rush hour? Great capture.
Wow, team eating events!
Stellar lighting effects achieved to bring out the larvae and texture amidst the leaves, Andrea. I always thought a canteen was either a flask type container to drink from, or a recreation hall for military servicemen: I left my heart at the Stage Door Canteen I left it there with a girl named Eileen....
Great shot but they look like they could do a lot of damage in a short time.
They are ravenous eating machines.A really wonderful shot.
Oh my ... so many of them! It's lunchtime for sure! Terrific capture of these little mouths with legs.
A fantastic photo Andrea - they are cutting right through everything - I love that you captured the line of four in a row - on the right!
Indeed it appears the whole family wanted to dine together, wonderful capture but they can devastate vegetation although my problems are with earwigs at nights crawling up younger plants and stripping them bare. Got rid of my border stones because of it. Sometimes they hide in the heads of flowers.