A mayfly larvae, with its three long tails, hangs onto the right side of the cube.
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A collection of encounters with the natural world within the Brandywine Creek Watershed.
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- A Great Day on the Creek
- Jane takes a closer look at a bug which appears to...
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- Damselfly Nymph
- Mayfly larvae and Stonefly "skin"?
- Mayfly Larvae
- closer look--Fingernet Caddisfly Larvae
- Caddisflty Larvae
- Caddisfly & Other Macros
- A Water Penny, which is a beetle larvae, is droppe...
- Sorting out the macros with brushes
- Jane and Kathy pick off more macros to place in th...
- Using the Brush
- Captured on the Mesh
- Sifting Contents
- Carrying ashore
- Checking out the contents
- Adjusting the seine
- BVA Instructors & Macro Mayhem
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