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| | | Re: pond dipping ids just to start!
2 is a leech, looks too big for flatworm. There are a number of different ones - I cant tell from that pic.
3 is a rat tailed maggot, which is a hoverfly type larva.
Hopefully, await the experts though!
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| | | Re: pond dipping ids 1 Mayfly sp. nymph
2 Leech Erpobdella sp.
3 Rat-tailed Maggot?
4 Damselfly sp. nymph
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