SeasonalityAdults fly from May to August.IdentificationAdult head, thorax, wings and legs are dark brown. Spurs and spines of legs are highly variable in this species. In males, the clasper is linear, slender and distally bifurcate. The ventral lobe is bifurcate and resembles scissors (Wiggins, 1998).
Scientific NameAgrypnia colorataHabitat
Standing waters.
Seasonality
Adults fly from May to August.
Identification
Adult head, thorax, wings and legs are dark brown. Spurs and spines of legs are highly variable in this species. In males, the clasper is linear, slender and distally bifurcate. The ventral lobe is bifurcate and…
Adult head, thorax, wings and legs are dark brown. Spurs and spines of legs are highly variable in this species. In males, the clasper is linear, slender and distally bifurcate. The ventral lobe is bifurcate and resembles scissors (Wiggins, 1998).
Life History
Annual?. The biology of the larva is unknown.
Conservation
Uncertain.
Diet Info
Larvae are predacious.
Range
From Alaska, south to Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, and east to Newfoundland (Wiggins, 1998).
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Page Citation for Agrypnia colorata
Page Citation
"Species Details - Agrypnia colorata, University of Alberta E.H. Strickland Entomological Museum." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/g/2-3161. Accessed 08 May. 2024.
Authorship
NameRobinson, E.
Rolespecies page author
Date2003-01
References
AuthorWiggins, Glenn B.
TitleThe caddisfly family Phryganeidae (Trichoptera).
Publication Date1998
Pages306 p.
Specimen Information
There are 4 specimens of this Species.
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