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Natural History of Radley

 
Caddis Flies (trichoptera)

 
   

Long-horned caddis flies (Leptoceridae)

Limnephilidae

Sericostomatidae

Phryganeidae

A long-horned caddis fly, photographed 03 June 2006 by B Crowley

A long-horned caddis fly

(03 June 2006)*

   

A long-horned caddis fly, photographed 03 June 2006 by B Crowley

Mystacides cf longicornis - A long-horned caddis fly (03 June 2006)*
 

Photographed 17 June 2006 by B Crowley

(17 June 2006)*

 

Caddis fly, photographed 17 June 2006 by B Crowley

(17 June 2006)*

Phryganea grandis - a caddis fly, photographed 28 May 2010 by B Crowley

Phryganea grandis

(at around 30mm long, excluding antennae, this is Britain's largest caddis fly.

On nettle leaf, by Thrupp Lake, 28 May 2010)*

   

Limnephilus cf centralis - acaddis fly, photographed 01 September 2010 by S Calvert-Fisher

Limnephilus cf centralis - a caddis fly

(01 September 2010)*

 

 
 
 
 
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