Freshwater Invertebrates Guide

[Rip Tide]

Found this link on MoldyChum this morning
Plenty good pictures of some handsome fish-bugs
https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/...es/guide/jointed-legs/insects-and-springtails

 

[mcnerney]

Very interesting link, lots of great info and photos! Thanks!

 

[stenacron]

Very nice pic's. Unfortunately I believe it's a site for species specific to New Zealand... but still, excellent info for that part of the world.

 

[silvertip8k]

Whats not to like about pics of little bugs?

Always something to be learned...and more insight into that world that goes on night and day.

Things like this can be a little window, into what was for many years as distant as a star in the sky.

Tying season is starting late for me this year. So any new inspiration is welcome.

 

[ts47]

The link in the first post doesn't work any longer.

 

[trev]

try this, it's not the same page due to their site changes but has some bugs
https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/.../freshwater-invertebrates-guide/species-list/

or go here, click on "tools & resources" and navigate from there https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/

 

[ts47]

try this, it's not the same page due to their site changes but has some bugs
https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/.../freshwater-invertebrates-guide/species-list/

or go here, click on "tools & resources" and navigate from there https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/

Thanks for going to the extra effort trev. I probably should have done that rather than just post about it.

 

[trev]

Thanks for going to the extra effort trev. I probably should have done that rather than just post about it.

Retired, snowed in, not much else to do, yadayada

 

[dennyk]

Thanks also to Rip Tide for the original post, it was made long before I was a member.

Denny