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Caddisfly Species Limnephilus indivisus (Summer Flier Sedge)

  

Where & When


Regions: East, Midwest, West

Time Of Year (?): Late summer and early fall

This species is most abundant in the East and Midwest, especially the Northeast, and is found on rare occasion in the Northwest.

Larva & Pupa Biology


Current Speed: Still or slow

Shelter Type: Case of flat little pieces of wood or bark



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