I saw what I thought was an Annelid worm of some sort, but a little research convinced me that it was a midge fly larva. Since I video just about anything that I haven’t seen before, here it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9RstMNCdCg
Midge Fly Larva video
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Midgefly larva
This early in the season it may be a young one, judging from its size. As they mature you will see club-like hands below the head and at the tail gills with sets of very fine claws.
Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
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Re: Midgefly larva
This specimen had some short "hands" that didn't show in the video. Thanks for the information and for watching!Olympusman wrote:This early in the season it may be a young one, judging from its size. As they mature you will see club-like hands below the head and at the tail gills with sets of very fine claws.
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Re: Midgefly larva
This specimen had some short "hands" that didn't show in the video. Thanks for the information and for watching!Olympusman wrote:This early in the season it may be a young one, judging from its size. As they mature you will see club-like hands below the head and at the tail gills with sets of very fine claws.
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