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Trichoptera (Greek: trich , "hair" + ptera , "wings") is an order of insects. Member species, known as caddisflies , sedge-flies or rail flies , are small moth-like insects having two pairs...
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Facts: Caddisflies are important component of the aquatic insect community. The larvae live in water especially flowing streams. Larvae look much like a caterpillar with few hairs. Some larvae make small cases to hide in out of sticks, leaves, sand, or pebbles. ... Caddisfly (Trichoptera). Click on image to enlarge.
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Caddisfly is a generic name given to the insects that belong to the Order Trichoptera. There are approximately 12,000 insects within this order, and some entomologists study caddisflies exclusively. The caddisfly is known by many names, including sedge, shadfly, and periwinkle.
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Like many other insects, the life cycle of the caddisfly is comprised of four stages: egg, larval, pupal and adult. After mating, the female caddisfly skims the surface of a water source and deposits her eggs in strand-like formations.
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WHAT IS A CADDISFLY?; LIFE CYCLE; ECOLOGY; PEST STATUS; COMMON KENTUCKY CADDISFLIES; COLLECTING & PHOTOGRAPHY; CADDISFLY FACTS; MYTHS, LEGENDS, AND FOLKLORE...
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Caddis fly - any of various insects of the order Trichoptera, with four hairy wings usually held back rooflike over the abdomen, long antennae, and chewing mouthparts. The aquatic larvae, or caddis... ... any of various insects of the order Trichoptera, with four hairy wings they are called creepers when used as bait.
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HighBeam gives you access to newspaper, magazine, and trade journal articles plus press releases, facts, information, and biographies from thousands of sources. ... Answer verified with ; Get more facts and information about caddis fly . Or, view the full encyclopedia entry from The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
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Caddisfly Larva ... Words Found in Glossary ... Some make houses or cases for themselves out of different materials such as rocks, sand, gravel, twigs or leaves using a glue-like substance secreted from their back end...
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