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NJ Mayflies
The hatches in my very local small creeks are in full swing..
saw this one....Mrs. Gordon I presume..
On my kitchen light....How she got inside, I don't know...
and my house was covered with these this morning anywhere there was shade....Mr. and Mrs. Baetis ......swinging their tails back and forth..no egg sacs.....why are the wiggling their asses sitting in the shade on my house?
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Re: NJ Mayflies
I also saw a lot of bug activity on a small was today and fish were on them. Welcomed sight
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Re: NJ Mayflies
Trying to molt into a spinner so they can mate, lay eggs and die.
Originally Posted by lightenup
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