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Genus IswaeonObserver
bluebellprinceDescription
Found in Belle River
Used Pocket Macro app to ID
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Genus IronodesObserver
marchhDescription
Mayfly nymph, found in Ashland Creek in Ashland, Oregon up in Lithia Park.
My professor helped me with identification,
The two tails may initially seem like a stone fly but the abdominal gills help identify it as a mayfly likely in the Epeorus genus
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American Springfly (Skwala americana)Observer
schultztomDescription
Picnic Rock Natural Area
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Large Brook Dun (Ecdyonurus torrentis)Observer
nick86843Description
Two dark bands on foot. Patterning on underside...
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adamkohlDescription
collected at the edge of a beaver pond in an area with sedge, muck, and a small sandy patch (not sure exactly where it was hanging out).
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Genus NeoephemeraObserver
joseph92Description
Photographed alongside the specimen capture in the same location
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Genus EcdyonurusObserver
camjPlace
The Penllergare Trust, The Visitor Centre Penllergare Valley Woods, Penllergaer, Swansea SA4 9GS, UK (Google, OSM)
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Yakima Springfly (Osobenus yakimae)Observer
chloe_and_trevorDescription
10mm long
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Genus AllomyiaObserver
toddfolsomDescription
Allomyia, Ptarmigan Ridge of Mt. Baker; ID verified by Bob Wissman, Aquatic Biosciences, for a Xerces Society project. I collected several larvae from a tiny stream near the trail. I could not find any adults, but maybe next summer I'll get some.
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Genus PotamyiaObserver
birderboy2015Description
Keyed with
Freshwater Macroinvertebrates of Northeastern North America
By Barbara L. Peckarsky et al
Anteromedian tubercle
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Isothraulus abditusObserver
farsideDescription
Reared in captivity from a nymph collected in the Nihotupu stream. Photos of the sub imago and the exuviae included to aid identification.
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adamkohlDescription
Has a sub genital plate that looks like Strophopteryx, but doesn’t have the inner tibia hair fringe. No coxal gills observed.
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Wundacaenis dostiniObserver
rqy-yongDescription
Wundacaenis dostini per key of Suter (1999). Lateral projections on anterior of mesothorax distinct, non-angulate; no projections on hind coxae; longitudinal (rather than transverse) row of setae on foreleg femora
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Genus LispeObserver
lmneuhausDescription
70%EtOH
Auflockerung von Schwebstoffen durch Stiefel und Fang via Sieb
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Nemotaulius hostilisObserver
silversea_starsongPlace
Rocky Mountain, Rocky Mountain National Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, Larimer, Colorado, United States (Google, OSM)
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Genus TricorythopsisObserver
alice91099Description
Ephemeroptera do projeto de macroinvertebrados aquáticos
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Double-gilled Pond Creepers (Genus Cloeon)Observer
suejaggarDescription
<4mm body length (including head)
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Genus MegarcysObserver
trientalidDescription
All thoracic gills nipple-like, cervical gills absent, Prothoracic gills developed, meso-meta simple. Possibly Megarcys signata
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mollymjacobsonDescription
See discussion here: https://bugguide.net/node/view/407203
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Dark Hendrickson (Ephemerella subvaria)Observer
oridgen10Description
DJR_5920
