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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) » Furcatergalia » Scapphodonta

Infraorder Scapphodonta

Hacklegilled Burrower Mayflies · Ephemeroidea

Family Potamanthidae - Hacklegilled Burrower Mayflies
Yellowish mayfly - Anthopotamus neglectus - male mayfly 2 - Anthopotamus Clear-winged pale mayfly - Anthopotamus Anthopotamus sp.? - Anthopotamus myops Grand River Ohio Mayfly ID - Anthopotamus distinctus 2018-08-14 Pale orange mayfly - Anthopotamus Vermilion River - Stonefly (?) - Anthopotamus June mayfly - Anthopotamus myops

Superfamily Ephemeroidea
Mayfly - Hexagenia bilineata Mayfly - Hexagenia Ephemeridae (Common Burrower Mayfly), dorsal - Hexagenia atrocaudata - male Hexagenia limbata ? female ? subimago ? - Hexagenia limbata Mayfly - Hexagenia bilineata Pale burrower mayfly large mayfly, perhaps Hexagenia bilineata? - Hexagenia - female Giant Mayfly? - Hexagenia bilineata


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