Eastern Dobsonfly
Corydalus cornutus
Facts
- Aquatic larvae shelter beneath stones or debris in flowing streams and prey on other small aquatic insects.
- Larval development commonly takes one to three years before they leave the water to pupate.
- Pupation takes place in a moist terrestrial soil chamber beneath a rock, log or other cover.
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