Look whos renting my worm bin
kelser01
14 years ago
Found one of them last week, now I have two. Not sure how they got there or if they are an issue. This is a huge service spoon in the pic, almost the size of my open hand. I think it is a giant leopard moth, but please correct me if Im wrong! Im in Dallas TX-and havent even looked to see if they are around here. Does make me hesitant to dig around in the bin now(not that you are really supposed to)!
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