Most of us have probably seen them without spending even a minute to consider their origin, their lifecycle or their reproduction. I used to see them feeding on practically every breadbag, but...
Most of us have probably seen them without spending even a minute to consider their origin, their lifecycle or their reproduction. I used to see them feeding on practically every breadbag, but their population is steadily shrinking in favor of more wormlike parasites which now take their place on breadbags.
Which species is more common where you live? Where do you find them? I have collected a few specimen of what I think are Admordorsum floridensis but the differences between other species are subtle.
Most of us have probably seen them without spending even a minute to consider their origin, their lifecycle or their reproduction. I used to see them feeding on practically every breadbag, but their population is steadily shrinking in favor of more wormlike parasites which now take their place on breadbags.
Which species is more common where you live? Where do you find them? I have collected a few specimen of what I think are Admordorsum floridensis but the differences between other species are subtle.