Mark Melton
Life of the Party
These nymphs are about 5.5 - 7mm excluding cerci and antennae. Fallceon quilleri nymphs are found in areas of fast water with small gravel and a relatively algae free bottom. They are found throughout the year but are most common in spring and fall months. There can be considerable variation in the coloration of these nymphs.
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Female nymph
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Male nymph
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Female nymph
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Female nymphs
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Female nymph
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Male nymph
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Female nymph of Fallceon quilleri on the left. Fallceon thermophilos female and male on the right.
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Female nymph
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Male nymph
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Female nymph
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Female nymphs
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Female nymph
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Male nymph
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Female nymph of Fallceon quilleri on the left. Fallceon thermophilos female and male on the right.