Just found in clay soil under previous turfed area.
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Whats this grub?
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It`s cockchafer larvae see here .......... https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-w...er-invertebrates/beetles-and-bugs/cockchafer/
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We call them June Bug grubs here in Texas. They eat roots. And they make great fishbait.
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These are what we call doodlebugs.
nature.mdc.mo.gov
Antlion Larvae (Doodlebug Larvae)
Larval antlions are oval, plump, flattened, soft-bodied, with segmented abdomens and 6 legs. They are mottled and dirt-colored, often with bristles. The head is flattened and bears a pair of large, sicklelike pincers that often have spines. Larvae in the genus Myrmeleon are most familiar. Though...