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True Fly Family Blephariceridae (Net-Veined Midges)

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****Net-Veined Midges
These flies are supposedly common in trout streams, but I have not found them in my samples.

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These flies have dark, very heavily segmented larvae which Ernest Schwiebert described in Matching the Hatch as "shaped like a series of black beads."



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