Witchetty Grub (Endoxyla leucomochla)
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Witchetty Grub (Endoxyla leucomochla) The caterpillars of the moth are known as "witchetty grubs", and were used as food by the indigenous Australians. The caterpillar is white and cylindrical with a brown head, and looks like a fat grub. The caterpillar feeds underground and pupates inside its tunnel. The adult moth is patterned shades of brown and grey. The forewings are brown with pale markings forming a band along the centre of the wing. The hindwings are light brown. Both pairs of wings have a reddish brown tinge at the base.
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| Date | Creation Date: 02-jan-2008 Expiration Date: 02-jan-2018 |