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Chloroperlidae sp.
2 toes, 2 tails, bright green, 1 cm long. Pollution tolerance of 2.
Rocky bottom rivers, riffle areas, needs clean highly oxygenated water.
Sorry sciguy - keyed out and cross referenced with 3 separate guides - 2 toes, 2 tails. It is Chloroperlidae, which is very common in the particular stream I sampled. I've been a trained rapid bioassessment person for 15 years.
I fly fish so I see a lot of larvae and I know that's not a stonefly judging by the green I would say that might be a caddis larvae
Spotted on May 21, 2011 Submitted on May 22, 2011
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Sorry sciguy - keyed out and cross referenced with 3 separate guides - 2 toes, 2 tails. It is Chloroperlidae, which is very common in the particular stream I sampled. I've been a trained rapid bioassessment person for 15 years.
I fly fish so I see a lot of larvae and I know that's not a stonefly judging by the green I would say that might be a caddis larvae