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Photo by JeKScience
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Field Notes

Description:

Seems to be an insect inside a flat diamond shaped husk. Husk is mottled grey, probably for bark. Body, which I originally thought was a proboscis of some sort, appears segmented and light brown. Tablespoon for comparison. Insect is about 15 mm including husk.

Species ID Suggestions

Case Bearing Clothes Moth

Tinea pellionella
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PublishedDecember 25, 2011

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