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		<title>What kind of critter is this and does it harm the roots of my new plants?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Once more, fighting the dimensions of the pic to show up. Right now R. Felty lay-out. This is a small sleeping creature that probably in spring (I Live in Chile, it is winter right now) starts waking up and doing things&#8230; Right now it sleeps in the soil Under a log or a few leaves, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Once more, fighting the dimensions of the pic to show up. Right now R. Felty lay-out.</p>

	<p>This is a small sleeping creature that probably in spring (I Live in Chile, it is winter right now) starts waking up and doing things&#8230;</p>

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	<h3>Right now it sleeps in the soil</h3>

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	<p>Under a log or a few leaves, a couple of centimeters deep in the soil. I encounter a lot of those&#8212;5 to 10 in a shovel-load&#8212;if I&#8217;m digging on the surface.</p>

	<p>I never saw a thing like this. Does this turn in a moth, a butterfly or what?</p>

	<p><span class="caps">BTW</span>. the dog likes to eat them.</p>







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