Mickey D's and Bug ID's

[streamerguy1]

Came across an assortment of bugs at the Franklin, PA McDonald's Saturday morning, right where French Creek and the Allegheny meet. Felt a little weird taking photos of the flies lol
I'm getting a little better at this but still not an expert entomologist.

Here it goes...

Not sure about this one. I originally thought hex but I don't think that's right. They had two tails, this one just happened to be missing one.

White mayfly. But isn't it early for them? There's a stream south of here that has a fantastic hatch......but it occurs during late July/early August.

Not the best picture but I think this is some type of sulphur..

Not sure about these. Some type of hex, or yellow drake?

And then I found this. The biggest of the bunch

 

[redietz]

The top one is an iso (slate drake). I can't make out enough detail to even hazard a guess on the the rest. (Although the bottom might be an iso spinner.)

The 2nd one is not a white fly; they have only stubs for legs.

 

[krayfish2]

Iso, some type of steno and possibly a yellow or golden drake. Just a guess.

 

[Chaz]

Top and bottom are Iso's, the rest appear to be cahills of various species.

 

[streamerguy1]

Good stuff. Thanks guys..

For some reason I didn't even think of iso's. After further research that's exactly what the top and bottom ones are.

 

[pcray1231]

Tough to tell for sure, but agree with Chaz. Top and bottom are slate drakes and all the middle ones are various cahills.