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I always forget what excatly it is... (very common)

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Is it my namesake, Cyclops?
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nope, it is probably a damsefly larvae, but I'm not sure. the triple tail and 'leaf-like' respiratory system are its most characteristic features.
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Ah of course! Blackfly larvae?
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Cyclops wrote: Blackfly larvae?
for sure not. it is either damsefly or Ephemera vulgata larvae.
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Post by NikonUser »

Not damselfly but Mayfly
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No man can be truly called an entomologist,
sir; the subject is too vast for any single human intelligence to grasp.”
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thank you (:
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Post by RogelioMoreno »

The last one is very nice!

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Post by Jacek »

It looks like a leaf, cool

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thank you all (:
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