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Larvae Identification
I saw some little creatures in my pond yesterday, on the waterfall wiers.
When I got close, they 'swam' up stream and disappeared. I managed to grab one, and looked at it under a magnifying glass. It looked like a little tiny drafonfly, but with no wings (it was about 1/16th of an inch long). Here come the questions: 1. Could these be mosquito larvae? I thought mosquito larvae kind of hung upside down and breathed throught little tubes. 2. Any web page I can go to that identifies water critters? 3. Will mosquito dunks kill them, if they're not mosquitos? Thanks. |
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