W WV waver Member Joined Jul 18, 2023 Messages 70 City WV Aug 3, 2023 #1 Can you identify what bug left these attached to rocks in stream? The worm was a bonus? I have no idea on any. Attachments IMG_4610.png 1.2 MB · Views: 99 IMG_4609.png 1.3 MB · Views: 78 IMG_4597.jpeg 120.3 KB · Views: 61
Can you identify what bug left these attached to rocks in stream? The worm was a bonus? I have no idea on any.
T troutbert Well-known member Joined Nov 2, 2006 Messages 11,296 Aug 3, 2023 #2 Probably Isonychia nymph shucks. Picture from Troutnut.com Several [autotaxlink id=649 italics=1]Isonychia bicolor[/autotaxlink] [term number=plural]nymphs[/term] had recently crawled out onto these rocks to emerge, leaving behind their telltale [term number=plural]shucks[/term]. www.troutnut.com
Probably Isonychia nymph shucks. Picture from Troutnut.com Several [autotaxlink id=649 italics=1]Isonychia bicolor[/autotaxlink] [term number=plural]nymphs[/term] had recently crawled out onto these rocks to emerge, leaving behind their telltale [term number=plural]shucks[/term]. www.troutnut.com
W WV waver Member Joined Jul 18, 2023 Messages 70 City WV Aug 3, 2023 #3 Pretty good sized bugs, didn’t think it was a stonefly. Thank you.