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Caddisflies Collection

Discover the fascinating world (Trichoptera sp


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Discover the fascinating world (Trichoptera sp.), these intriguing insects come in various forms, from the Pram Bug Amphipod-like larvae in protective cases underwater in the River Livet, to the salt-and-pepper Microcaddisflies (Agraylea multipunctata) in their final instar cases. Adult Caddisflies, such as those found resting on leaves in the River Whiteadder or horsetail stems in Essex, display delicate wings and elongated bodies. These insects serve as essential food sources for a variety of wildlife, including the White-throated Dipper, which can be seen shaking its head to dislodge caddisfly larvae from the riverbed in the Peak District National Park. The Little Grebe is another avid caddisfly predator, often submerging itself to catch these tasty morsels. With their unique life cycles and diverse forms, Caddisflies continue to captivate and inspire naturalists and explorers alike.