Caddis fly laying eggs
A species of caddis fly laying eggs. The eggs of most species are deposited in shallow water at the sides of streams and ponds. There are numerous similar species that are very difficult to identify to species. The larvae are an important food source for
Picture No
13635062
Media ID
43325087
Size
4006px x 2667px
(4.1MB)
Credit
Nature's Images Inc. /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
Category
NA
Availability
Available in UK only. No agents
Ardea Picture Library
Picture No
13635062
Contributor Ref
SCS-90086478
