Tuesday, November 8, 2011

What is this?


Does anyone know exactly what this is?
What is it?
I know what it is...
If you do know what it is, I feel for you!


I'll publish the answer tomorrow...

18 comments:

theblackegg said...

Cricket leg.

Cindy Marlow said...

It's a disembodied grasshopper leg.

Cindy Marlow said...

It's a disembodied grasshopper leg.

LindaG said...

If it's a pokey thing, I don't want to know.

If it's a roach or bug leg, I don't want to know. ;-)

I feel for you, too!

Knatolee said...

It looks familiar and I imagine it was stuck in your skin!

Gail said...

Looks like a white cricket but who knows.

I have had a small invasion and have become quite familiar with the body parts.

Carla said...

A grassshopper leg.

Anonymous said...

I know it is gross looking! teehee

Farm Girl said...

Well, now I can't wait to hear what it is, I have no idea. It looks pretty interesting though.

Kessie said...

Looks like a very large grasshopper leg to me. Is it from a locust?

Country Girl said...

It's definitely some kind of insect leg. I'll go with a grasshopper.

Razzberry Corner said...

Oh, you all are SOOO close. But not exact! Please be specific - exactly what kind is it?

~Lynn

CaliforniaGrammy said...

It's a ginormous cricket hopper leg? Am I right, am I right? :)

Patrice said...

I have squished so many crickets this summer and fall, that I'll have to say that it once belonged to one of them!

Foothills Poultry said...

Camel Cricket leg. We catch them out of the tractor building for the chickens. They LOVE them.

~~Matt~~

Dog Trot Farm said...

I'm not positive what it is, but I have a good idea. Lets just say I'm glad it's at your house and not mine! Hugs, Julie.

TransFarmer said...

that is the leg of the most heinous creature that tends to take up residency in our basement, the dread humpback cricket, also called a camel cricket. Imagine a spider body on cricket legs that have been dosed with grasshopper juice. the horrible thing about them is that instead of jumping away from you as you approach, they jump toward you.

Razzberry Corner said...

cmarlow41 - it was disembodied, that's for sure! :)

Nat - No, it wasn't stuck in me!! Thank goodness!! Those pokey things are the bug's toes!

Gail - I have a small invasion, too! :)

CA Grammy - Kinda sorta right!

Patrice - It was a type of cricket!

Matt - Yes Yes Yes!!! You got it! Camel cricket!

Julie - I have gotten used to camel crickets now. I've gotten used to alot of things since I moved onto this farm. hugs back to ya!

Transfarmer - yes, you know this little guy well! They do jump at you! And they can jump, too!

~Lynn