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| | | Another stone clinger
This one was much larger, about 25mm long overall. I think it's one of the Ecdyonurus species because the pronotum has backward pointing lateral projections and there is no dark spot on the pronotum, probably E.venosus ( the False March Brown ).
Has anyone any idea what's wrong with it's left eye ? Looks as if its made of lots of little bubbles. Quite alot of debris around head - not sure whether this is connected with the appearance of the eye.   |
11-04-2009, 07:52 PM
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How strange. I wonder if it has been parasitised somehow. They're great shots.
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| | | Re: Another stone clinger
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Originally Posted by peterbolson  This one was much larger, about 25mm long overall. I think it's one of the Ecdyonurus species because the pronotum has backward pointing lateral projections and there is no dark spot on the pronotum, probably E.venosus ( the False March Brown ).
Has anyone any idea what's wrong with it's left eye ? Looks as if its made of lots of little bubbles. Quite alot of debris around head - not sure whether this is connected with the appearance of the eye. | Bang on, with id here, E.venosus, the defining feature being the relative dimension of the posterior prolongation on the pronotum.
Shame we couldnt get a close up of the claws just to be sure but almost certainly E V. | | |
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