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Dirremeang on Apr 7, 2008April 7th, 2008, 8:36 pm EDT
Can anybody help me identyfy this aquatic insect please! I appreciate your help!
Taxon on Apr 7, 2008April 7th, 2008, 9:15 pm EDT
Zilah-
If you had acknowledged my response on your other post, I would have a bit more enthusiasm for attempting to identify your aquatic insect, for which you have neither provided a description nor posted a photo. If this response seems harsh, it's just because I put a lot of thought into the prior response for (seemingly) nothing.
If you had acknowledged my response on your other post, I would have a bit more enthusiasm for attempting to identify your aquatic insect, for which you have neither provided a description nor posted a photo. If this response seems harsh, it's just because I put a lot of thought into the prior response for (seemingly) nothing.
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