blackandgold4ever05
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Took this picture on Penns on 2-26-2012. Can anyone identify the large nymph on the left? I'd say it was a good inch in length from head to tail. Thanks
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troutbert
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The photo is kind of murky, but I'm guessing March Brown.
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Fishidiot
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I think troutbert is right.
FWIW, I like to carry a small, white plastic lid or container in my vest. If I see a bug I want to photograph, I'll place 'em on this plastic - makes 'em easy to see, esp if they're just submerged under water which allows their body parts to fan out naturally and be more visible.
FWIW, I like to carry a small, white plastic lid or container in my vest. If I see a bug I want to photograph, I'll place 'em on this plastic - makes 'em easy to see, esp if they're just submerged under water which allows their body parts to fan out naturally and be more visible.
sandfly
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To thin in the abdomen for MB. Thorax is on the slim side also. MB's are on the small side yet, 2 1/2 months to go and a few instars to molt yet.
Chaz
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Put it in an aquariumand let it hatch, of course it's a little more complicated than that, but that how it's done correctly.
