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LoginGuy came off the New. Distracted me from work. Any ID? Mudwall?
Isonychia
I guessed mahagony dun but thought the color was a little too dark to be a mahagony dun. Glad to know I got the right genus.
Quote from: Mudwall Gatewood 3.0 on August 28, 2018, 18:08:00 PM
Isonychia
absolutely one of my favorites in Michigan. We called em White gloved Howdies
Quote from: jwgnc on August 28, 2018, 21:24:56 PM
We called em White gloved Howdies
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I think there are around 15+ species in this genus in the US and 1 species believed to be extinct.
Quote from: jwgnc on August 28, 2018, 21:24:56 PM
Quote from: Mudwall Gatewood 3.0 on August 28, 2018, 18:08:00 PM
Isonychia
absolutely one of my favorites in Michigan. We called em White gloved Howdies
I'll be up in Michigan this weekend. Dreading the drive with a 3 yo and a 1 yo.......
This is a new one for me. Had 2 long tails like a spinner (they fell off). NW NC, 2500 feet. Any ideas?Bug ID2.jpg
The pic on my phone is stretched oddly. But looks like a Eastern Green Drake.
I concur. Gets darker as the season goes on.
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Quote from: Dougfish on May 11, 2019, 09:30:15 AMI concur. Gets darker as the season goes on.
Check, Eastern Green Drake female spinner, and had 3 tails. Never seen them get darker as season progressed. Doug is smoking his socks. I am jelly of Doug's floral knowledge, but not jelly of his aquatic macroinvertebrtate skills. Epic critter this is!
Last June on a stream that shall not be named.
Later ones on Whitetop were darker, I swear.
Go fishing Mud, you might learn something. :laugh:
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