[kolbasz]

My first thought is grub, but I thought they are usually white, so thought to just ask.

 

[440mag]

Not all grubs are white.

"Grub" is a term for a specific phase of life (egg, larvae, grub, etc.) which a multitude of insects all go through.

That's an excellent pic and I am going to throw out "cabbage worm," based on your photo ...

I'd think it was a butterfly caterpillar UNLESS you dug it out of the soil ... if you found it above ground then, I'm going with butterfly caterpillar ...

Anyone else?

 

[Colonel K0rn]

Bait

 

[kolbasz]

It was in the dirt, fairly shallow, definitely not on top of the soil where I was working. I technically dug it out.

 

[440mag]

Bait

:lol: :lol: :lol: yes, that!

 

[kolbasz]

So should I be concerned?

 

[Colonel K0rn]

It's probably a moth caterpillar. I wouldn't worry about it. The ones you need to be concerned with are going to be in the ground munching on roots, or on your prize-winning roses eating the leaves.