Aquatic Insects of Central Virginia
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Domination! E. dorothea (spiny crawler) and I. namata (Perlodid stonefly) take over our streams
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The number of Ephemerella dorothea spiny crawlers in a lot of our streams at the moment is simply phenomenal -- thousands and thousands....
Friday, April 19, 2013
One down: the Free-living caddisfly larva was Rhyacophila ledra/fenestra
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The Rhyacophilid I found yesterday at the Doyles River (Blufton Road in Doylesville) appears to be Rhyacophila ledra . R. ledra cannot...
Thursday, April 18, 2013
More new species: up to the Doyles
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This will have to be Part I. of this entry since I found three insects today that I need to ID. This has been quite a week. These are f...
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
And another new species at Buck Mt. Creek: common stonefly, Paragnetina fumosa
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One week, two new species: pretty exciting! This always happens when I'm convinced that I've seen every species in our streams t...
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Isoperla davisi: a new species -- and I almost missed it!
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In the first form of yesterday's entry, I called this photo one of the best pix I had gotten of an Isoperla namata Perodid stonefl...
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