"Butterfly, Grub or Caterpillar, and Pupa or Chrysalis" — Goodrich, 1859
The larvae of crane flies are known as grubs and leather jackets. The gnats live in water during their…
"After attaching themselves to the walls of the stomach, the botfly larva are nourished by the blood…
Illustration of two small corn (maize) kernels being eaten by maggots. One maggot is still inside one…
Caterpillar, larvae of the moth and butterfly, are harmful to plants. These caterpillars sucker feet…
Nut weevil is the common name of balaninus nucum. The weevil is one third of an inch long with an egg…
The larva of the onion fly are maggots or footless grubs. Many live in the interior of roots, stems,…
Ladybugs are a type of small beetle. The larvae feed on aphides, making them beneficial to horticulturalists.