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Order Plecoptera - Stoneflies

 
 
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Small Winter Stoneflies · Green Stoneflies · Rolled-winged Stoneflies · Spring Stoneflies · Common Stoneflies

Family Capniidae - Small Winter Stoneflies
Snowfly? - Allocapnia Small Winter Stonefly Stonefly - female What happened here? What happened here? Capniidae, Iowa, March stonefly? Little black insect

Family Chloroperlidae - Green Stoneflies
Green-Winged Stonefly - Alloperla Stonefly - Sweltsa onkos Stonefly Green Bug - Alloperla Yellow Sally Stone Fly - Sweltsa Chloroperlidae: Sweltsa lateralis - Sweltsa lateralis Chloroperlidae: Alloperla concolor - Alloperla concolor

Family Leuctridae - Rolled-winged Stoneflies
Rolled-winged Stonefly Rolled-winged Stonefly Aquatic Larva - Leuctra laura Rolled-winged Stonefly Rolled-winged Stonefly Rolled-Winged Stonefly Stonefly Leuctridae: Leuctra sibleyi - Leuctra sibleyi

Family Nemouridae - Spring Stoneflies
fishfly? Stonefly - Paranemoura Walking on ice... Stonefly? Stonefly Stonefly unknown fly Small Stonefly

Family Perlidae - Common Stoneflies
stonefly Stonefly Nymph Plecoptera? - Claassenia sabulosa Is it a Plecoptera??? - Acroneuria stonefly - Perlesta placida Stonefly Nymph Number 2 - Acroneuria large stonefly ???

 
 
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