Nope, that's not him,
It's a flower garden, no vegetables. I'm not into garden maintenance. I was only digging because my mother gave me some bulbs, and I thought I'd stick them in the garden and be done with it. They'll probably be carried off by local squirrels or something because they're barely covered. But oh well.
xp So I don't mind much if they get eaten. I only care about my lilac.
I actually saw another smaller green worm when I dug in another spot. Maybe I should just go dig a bit tomorrow with a camera ready and try to find another.
xp I actually carried it in a shovel to show my partner. He was like, "What is it?" I was like, "I don't know. Look up 'green worm.'" He was like, "Is it a snake?" I was like, "Of course not." But now you've said it too, so I wonder! I don't think so though. It seemed slimy like a worm. And it didn't have a head, face, mouth, or eyes that I could see, just like a worm.
Urg, it's going to drive me crazy now.
xp I can't believe I can't find anything on the internet about it! Although it would help if there weren't bands named Worm Is Green, and companies name Green Earthworm, and all that.
xp Whoa, hold on. I just found this picture:
Now that looks quite a bit like the one I found, although the site said the person found it in the water. So I don't think it's exactly the same kind that I found, but at least now I have a closer picture to show.
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