The Lesser walnut saboteur weevil
| June 17, 2011 | Posted by ZBadmin under animation, kunst, literary |
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(Anthonomus juglandinsidias minor)
This farmer’s nuisance is distinguished from the Greater walnut saboteur weevil by its iridescent trochanters and smaller maxillary palps. Its secure place in the all-arthropod Tholomartholomadic zodiac stems from its abundance in northern Tholomartholomasia, its distinctive chirp and the famous “Fable of the Lesser walnut saboteur weevil and the Crippled squab” — still a popular subject of Tholomartholomadic picto-strudels.
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