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caddisfly

Trichoptera

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Comments (3)
ChunXingWong
Thanks for your compliment. I'm still just a specialist beginner.
AntónioGinjaGinja
you are a specialist:-)lets see if some one elp us so we have the correct id,thanks
ChunXingWong
Strange creature, doesn't seems like a moth, fly or a wasp. It's head is different to that of Stonefly. It's wings are not as complex as Lacewing. It's antennas are too short for it to be a Caddisfly. On second thought, it's antennas have signs of damage, so it must be much longer originally. Other than that, leg position, wing patterns, is similar to Caddisfly.

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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PublishedNovember 17, 2011

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